Did you miss the part where neo2810 handed my ass to me over this one? OP already admitted he was using TKIP to start off with, and on further reading I think I got confused with WPA/2 hence the ass-handery.
Said hacker has all the time in the world, sitting next door/downstairs in his warm comfy house sniffing traffic.
TKIP was hacked back in 2008. Admittedly there are no known common exploits for AES, but the OP didn't mention that.
Pointless maybe, but you'd still want them enabled to stop...
WPA2 is easily hacked, I would definitely stick his MAC on the exclusion list. Or setup a permit only list for you and your flat mate.
Recommend using a strong key, change the SID and make sure it's stealthed. Presuming this is a Netgear router if it's VM?
It's a darn sight friendlier and intelligent than some of the forums I post on, every thread I read that isn't blighted with "FTW" makes me smile on the inside.
Do you use Time Machine for your backups out of interest? If not it's very handy for system restores, more so using a f/w or USB drive than a network drive as that can get very slooooooooooooooow.
Menu at the top of the screen during the installation, looks like this:
http://www.myapplepc.com/sl/IMG_1163.JPG
Excuse the massive pic shamelessly stolen from Google. :)
Yep, sounds like it. If you're not too fussed about the data on there load of Disk Utility during the setup for OSX Leopard and blow the partition with Snow Leopard away. The installer should then complete as normal on a fresh install.
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