What can I do if this happens with my Fritz.box router?

DonatarweniusByDonatarwenius

What I mean is, I first asked Alexa for music, and then she said your Wi-Fi password had been changed. Then I went to my router, all the lights were off, and all the cables were plugged in. I tested that, and a completely different page appeared. And then it seemed to me: Does this look like a hacker attack on Fritz.box? What should those affected do? If it's a data leak, the page that appeared instead of fritz.box is tp-linkrepeater. (net) is that a hacker page?

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BlackApple88
BlackApple88
9 months ago

Yeah, that sounds like a hacker attack. Your Wi-Fi password could have been changed and the router settings could have been manipulated. Here are the steps you should take:

  1. Disconnect routers from the power grid.
  2. Reset routers to factory settings.
  3. Change passwords for all important accounts.
  4. Run antivirus program.
  5. Ask for support from the provider.

The tp-linkrepeater(.)net page is not necessarily a hacker page, but could mean that your network has been compromised. Get the best professional help.

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Computihack
Computihack
9 months ago
Reply to  BlackApple88

The tp-linkrepeater(.)net page is not necessarily a hacker page, but could mean that your network has been compromised.

Could also be that the OP has a TPlink repeater

Run antivirus program.

How are you going to run an AV on such a nem router?

Ask for support from the provider.

The only thing that makes sense is if you want the least stress.

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