there internet fraudsters from nigeria trying to hack in to computters to steel private information and bank and credit card details the isp 192.168.1.64 is in the usa its linked to nigeria
This is a dynamic ip address provided by one of the big internet providers for their customers to use. It's assigned to different users at different times, and the internet provider is the one who chooses the ip address each time someone connects to the internet through their service (it's also called a floating ip address, I think). Right now it's our address and we're in the USA and NOT connected to Nigeria or any other country. Next time we connect, it'll probably be through a different ip address. Look up dynamic and static ip addresses to find out what this all means if you're not sure.
This is my IP Address. WTF is going on? I think someone else is accessing it because I am having connection issues contantly as if someone is inerfearing with it. It's suppose to be private set.
This IP address is causing untold damage in the UK. It is linking to our wireless network to access the internet. It shows up as an unknown user on our list. Changing passwords does not stop this as this intruder is back on within 10 minutes to a couple of hours.
This is a local private IP addressed by your router/modem/wireless router. If you are looking for where that is coming from you don't have to go any farther than where you are. If your wireless router is unsecured, I would recommend securing it. That IP address can't come from the Internet.
192.168.1.64 is the ip address of team viewer (remote access software company in London) As far as i am aware it is safe to use as i have used for a number of years to help fix computer probs for my family. It is commercially used as well so i would imagine there would be a number of hits to locations that may or may not not have team viewer installed either by accident or on purpose. it does make me think though people may use it for trying to gain access to computers that are not secured.
What the ****???! This just came up on my computer saying that there is a conflict for the address? what is that supposed to mean?
DUMMYS. 192.168.* addresses are internal addresses to your network. The problems reported here are in your network. Please ask a local 16 year old to help you. Do you know what secure wireless is? Any idiot can use the internet and Vote Problems start there!
Yes this is my IP too. I have my computer hacked, and my wireless was changed to a new provider. This malicious hacker has been thrown out but keeps coming right back. It is like they are embedded in the entire local network. I had my computer hijacked and still am trying to get it clean. I am suspicious that they use this IP to broadcast music and who knows what else. Whoever controls it is obnoxious and needs to be put away. They are asking for donations for sick children on twitter and Facebook and donations for abused dogs. They make their money frauding on the internet all day long with this IP number that is supposed to go to different customers every time they log out.
Been getting hit with multiple port scans from this IP. My anti virus is blocking it,but its pissing me off. DIE HACKERS.
I was really getting worried after reading r breydin's message about hackers from Nigeria, but I have two roku boxes on my system and figured out that 192.168.1.64 and 192.168.1.74 are both assigned to my roku's. No worries now.
Holy ****te there is one born every minute. Use your Google to understand how IP addresses are given and you will see that this designation is for local (i.e., NOT outside hackers!) traffic only. Idiots become convinced that this is a Nigerian address or whatever other horror story the imagination runs away with. Was real proud of the only other comment to point this out...Except that they spelled DUMMIES wrong. Which you all are.
THIS IP HAS HAD ITS TIME AND NOW IT HAS HAD ITS LAST CHANCE YOU HAVE NOW GOT OUR ATTENTION WE ARE ANONYMOUS WE ARE LEGION WE WILL NEVER FORGET EXPECT US
Do you have IP Security Cameras? Addresses starting with 192.168 are usually assigned to camera IP's both to wired and wireless. Their head end (dvr) or your computer if it has the viewing software on it after setup would begin with this address for local support of cameras but you would have had to change the address yourself. cert
Oh, This address can also be assighned to your webcam. Here\\\'s looking at you...:) Who is it? Not to worry. Info:These addresses are in use by many millions of independently operated networks, which might be as small as a single computer connected to a home gateway, and are automatically configured in hundreds of millions of devices. They are only intended for use within a private context and traffic that needs to cross the Internet will need to use a different, unique address. Cert
This is my ip and i honestly always have bad connection? It would just log off and the wifi would be ****? I'm from Mexico and people from all over the world have this ip? What the ****
People, people, people. the IP http://192.168.1.64/ is an address that connects YOUR PC to YOUR router. It is not an external IP address that is doing anything to your computer or network. If you want to know what your external IP address is go to IPchicken.com But for the love of all things digital, at least do some research before talking mince.
omg you all are just tweekers...makin this tweeker have somthin to tweek on....thank a million for freakin me out...cant I just surf the internet for who is stealing/stoled/copied/shared, and or connected to my laptop/network/webcam ect...ect..ect.. and taking my "personal pics and videos"...I do like looking at them from time to time, but I have no access cuz they are no longer in that location/folder!!!!
Phone call allegedly from BT saying my IP address was being used in Asia for possible illegal purposes and to call back on 02032397311 to deal with problem. Called BT direct and as suspected this was a scam call and advised to inform my IP address.
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