HELP! No one seems to know the answer

[Learning12]

Why would two different Wpad's have the same BSSID but different network names? I suspect I was hacked. key name Marino-HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings\Wpad\{4D6A3413-0174-4D1A-86F3-DFD499BE98F0} key name YoMama-HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings\Wpad\{4D8F6C69-573C-471C-816C-2EB5CB2DDFC4} BOTH have the following BSSID-00-22-75-73-06-1b How is this possible???

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Thank you for your help-


(some dumb chick)

 

[mindxless]

im not too familiar with this field, but is it possible that your on a shared network and somebody else on your network has access to your wpad via their machine? other than that, I would say it is being accessed by a hacker, yes.

 

[mindxless]

sorry for the double post, but you should possibly try running a registry scan. I'm once again not sure what the best is, but I personally use Eusing Free Registry Cleaner. Just run the scan and see if that registry code is in the list of registry errors.

 

[Learning12]

Thanks Mindxless. No worries.. no one really knows the answer- it's a strange one. Although I spoke with a friend and he told me to connect the lap top to the router and see if there is a network with the name in question. There was. This person that I thought hacked me set up the router. I changed the name of the network and didn't understand why the old SSID would show up- ever! In the event logger under networking, the old network name showed up. I'm going to go look on my desk top now and try to figure out why there is a home network with that name. For all intensive purposes, there should not be. Although it gives me an explaination for now.