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Thank you sir!

I actually have Elcomsoft... Acquired by way of a torrent, but I was curious to see its potential without spending anything.

I have not even installed it (and you are correct,...

This is with respect to WPA2 (non-WPS).

I am pretty experienced with WPA2 cracking methods and tools, but I tend to use mostly pyrit, aircrack, and crunch in various combinations. But I'm working...

Hey... I see this is a year old, but I finally got around to experimenting with this and I too immediately thought vagrant would be the best means of provisioning an AMI for cloud cracking.

I...

I know this is a year old, but I am finally putting a script together (or a vagrant script) to spin up the necessary components (pyrit, crunch, CUDA, drivers, and python) to get a template to start...

No... MMusket, I'm just saying I had problems last year trying to change tx-power simply by using "iw set XX" (and related commands), so I ended up following the more complicated method of creating...

This won't work without creating a new regulatory.bin file. Or at least it never worked for me. I always had to use CRDA.zip and wireless-regdb.zip and extract these and compile them with...

Cool.. I like that... Will use it as a template!

This can be done the old way using the wireless-regdb files (found here and the CRDA which is here.. As wifiuk mentioned, the repository no longer contains certain packages (namely libgcrypt11-dev...

I did an upgrade 2 nights ago to my installation (on hard drive, dual boot), and if memory serves the upgrade included the package "kali-full" which I'm sure had a lot of updated apps, drivers, etc....

Guys...take some initiative!!!

I have been working on this for awhile. No one seems to want to roll up their sleeves and figure out the details of the flaw Bongard/0xcite presented last September....

I created a Pyrit database (a native Pyrit database locatedd at file://), but I see that it is filling up the partition (it is stored in a hidden folder in the root directory).

I was thinking of...

That was kind of you to pass on. Thank you

I never tried it on Backtrack... I just know that isn't easy to do. I have an AWUS036NHA Alfa adapter, and it takes a bit of manipulation, but I have my tx-power at 33dBm now.

Here is one link......

I have read positive things about both Enlightenment and Awesome....

Does anyone here have any first hand experience they could share?

Hey... Thanks for these tips on getting the latest gnome running.... However. RaderCad said it isn't really conducive to pen-testing and the "classic-gnome" or the gnome-fallback seems to work...

I appreciated dataghost reply.... despite the fact that it was rather surly, he did summarize a lot of things with enough detail to remove some prior confusion.

However.... I encounter the same...