Raspberry Pi 4 connected to my rental apartment's router, am I in danger?

January 23, 2024, 01:40

sevgisiz

So basically I just moved in with my gf and I found a raspberry pi4 on our apartments router. The landlord says it's for wifi expansion and smart home devices, but I am hesitant to believe that's all it does. Is there a way to test if I or my data is in danger? And if so, would it be hard for me, as I did very little to none python programming in my life? It's a raspberry pi4 with raspbee 2 on it, it's connected directly to our router, but also to the wifi.

thesourceerror

i would get a personal router or server to connect all your devices through for that extra level protection

k9t33n

im assuming ssh is on so connect to that and you can see with ls

k9t33n

actually no just remembered it's password protected

k9t33n

ok if your fine with it you can take the SD card out and check that way

k9t33n

you would plug it into the computer looking for anything suspicious, ask us if needed, but make sure not to change anything

oops.se

What is "raspbee 2"? And to discover what services is running you can always do a port scanning and look for open ports. The command for scanning ports is nmap <ip(hostname> and more comprehensive command can you find in this tutorial https://nmap.org/book/port-scanning-tutorial.html

thunder07337

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