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Are there any practical ways to monitor my home network traffic and detect if any devices on my network are compromised?
by bikelang 1y ago
Are there any practical ways to monitor my home network traffic and detect if any devices on my network are compromised?
- userbinator 1y agoYour ISP should give you a bandwidth usage meter.
- skinner927 1y agoHaha. My ISP barely gives me an Internet connection
- dylan604 1y agoYou can rest assured your ISP can produce the graph. If your graph reaches a certain shape, they'll start shaping your traffic for you to something they prefer all while charging you the normal rate.
- tylerflick 1y agoNot sure about monitoring, but I always put any device I don’t trust on a jailed LAN/AP.
- bentcorner 1y agoA lot of home routers will give you a traffic graph - if yours doesn't you can either find one that does or flash/build one. I currently run opnsense which has an ok graph out of the box, I haven't fiddled with it to see if there's something fancy I could do here. I also used to use IPFire which was slightly clunkier but had a nicer usage graph.
- butlike 1y agoAren't cisco machines compromised by default by design? I imagine all of them are at this point. I wouldn't worry too much about it.