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Do you really trust everyone you give your WiFi password to? Because, once someone joins your WiFi, they can easily spy on you with very less effort.
DNS stands for Domain Name Service. The DNS's job is to resolve a domain name (like twitter.com) to its corresponding IP address (like 104.244.42.1). When you try to visit a website, you initially send a DNS query to a DNS server. This DNS server is configured on your WiFi router. Therefore, if hackers manage to take control of your router, they can change the DNS settings and configure their own DNS server here. By doing so, they can see all DNS queries made from your network, and therefore see all the websites you visit.
In this video I show a demonstration of how threat actors can achieve this. I do this on my own home WiFi network that I own. If you also want to try it, make sure you only perform this experiment on your own WiFi network and not on anyone else's without their consent.
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