If i have two computers connected to the same router which provides

>>56632783
Also i have the option to use Ethernet wire if that helps.

they'll know your local ip and so likely man in the middle attack, look into anti-arp software

>>56632783
- First of all you should disconnect all your electronic devices.
- To avoid the problem that you're mention you should delete this folder:
C:/Windows/System32

use a vpn

>>56632985
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>>56633018

>can whoever has access to the router control panel see the internet browsing history of the computers?

Without any additional software? I don't think so

But is it possible? Sure it is

But i doubt you'd find someone like that as a roommate

just browse sensitive stuff over tor

>>56632783
Not on most commercial routers.

If you are really paranoid get a VPN

>>56632783
Yes, most will let you see the state table which shows active and prior connections out to the internet.

>>56633154
a VPN would not prevent a mitm attack on a local network, both users connect to the router before they connect to a VPN, hence why the other user could still intercept packets

If the router logs all that stuff, then maybe. Usually not.

>>56632783
Wait 'til your roommate is out, flash the router with DD-WRT or Tomato, and let the watcher become the watched.

>>56633411
how do you learn dd-wrt, is there some tutorial or manual online?

How different it is from cisco's ios?