Is it possible to spy on someone when on wireless internet?

Question

I have a very controlling and distrustful husband who is very computer savy and I know nothing. Is it possible for him to spy on what I am doing on the internet if there is no spyware on my machine? I have spyware detector and my computer is password protected. What I mean is, since we're both on the same wireless network, can he see what is on my computer screen when he's here or record it some way when he's not? It must be possible, otherwise why would people have firewalls? I'm not doing anything wrong, I just don't like the fact that he does this to me. He also tapped our phones--no kidding--and recorded all my telephone conversations. Fortunately, I found that one by accident.

he had installed a key logger one time by getting my daughter's password and getting onto my computer through her account. My spyware detector found it-that's how I know he is trying to spy on what I'm doing on the computer. And I already filed for divorce once, but dropped it about a month ago--can't afford to live on my own.

Answer 1

Hi,

Unfortunately yes, If he can access the wireless network somehow, even without your computer he 'could' see what websites you are going to or even what text emails say etc. If he is really evil, he could modify the sites on the fly, or the emails aka make your email say something you didn't write. Scary I know, but believe me its possible, I have done it before (Nothing malicious, just out of curiosity) I would recommend changing your wireless password and not telling him. Or better yet, see a therapist to fix the problems root.

Either way - Good Luck

EDIT: forgot to mention if you must still use the same wireless network try finding out more about secure tunnels, VPNs, or HTTPS SOCKS PROXYS. All of which are way beyond the scope of this answer. If you really must know just contact me off of these boards.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Yes he can spy on you using programs called keyloggers. basically what a keylogger does is record all keyboard activities from sites visited to chat rooms to passwords.

I could be wrong but I believe tapping phones is illegal !

To see if you have a keylogger program, do a google search for keylogger detectors.

Good luck and maybe you may want to consider a divorce if your husband is as bad as you say !

Answer 4

i visit pass forward and say that it would desire to be a probability, yet I doubt it. If he have been to have you ever keylogged, then your scanner might stumble upon it and do away with it. although, there may well be a software that he can use to view your demonstrate, yet while your pc's password secure, then it may probable be no longer likely except he knew the password or you left it on.

Answer 5

Now, why would you want to do this