Title says it all. I went to add my brothers iPhone MAC address to the wireless MAC filtering part in my router and just happened to check the logs and I see this:
http://puu.sh/8EpfU.png
I'm running version 3.0.3.8-081 of Padavan's custom firmware on my Asus rt-n56u. Is this someone trying to connect to my router or am I reading that wrong? None of the devices I have in my house that are wireless have this MAC address nor do any other family member's that I have added to the filtering list as I just checked them all. Now I know that MAC address filtering isn't foolproof, but it looks like in this case that it may have kept someone out for right now since I don't see anything unusual on the client status page. Just want to make sure that I'm not going mad. Any other steps I can take to make my router even more secure other than WPA2 security (AES) with a good password and wireless MAC address filtering? Thanks.
http://puu.sh/8EpfU.png
I'm running version 3.0.3.8-081 of Padavan's custom firmware on my Asus rt-n56u. Is this someone trying to connect to my router or am I reading that wrong? None of the devices I have in my house that are wireless have this MAC address nor do any other family member's that I have added to the filtering list as I just checked them all. Now I know that MAC address filtering isn't foolproof, but it looks like in this case that it may have kept someone out for right now since I don't see anything unusual on the client status page. Just want to make sure that I'm not going mad. Any other steps I can take to make my router even more secure other than WPA2 security (AES) with a good password and wireless MAC address filtering? Thanks.
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