looks like you may have wiped windows out.
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looks like you may have wiped windows out.
Disk /dev/sda: 465.8 GiB
/dev/sda1 461.9G 83 Linux
If two of the three variables are known, creating something to perhaps brute force the third should be trivial.
I am still looking into a way to reliably retrieve the CM mac, but we have a few other tasks that we are working on.
And as of this post, the CM XHS-XXXXXX/PSK still remains the same.
I can't really see a point to making or using a WPS pin list.
LOL you are quick kcdtv, i will give you that ;-)
I took that back down after i noticed a few bugs in it though, so you are one of the lucky few to have gotten it :-)
I will be re-commiting that...
I would be curious as to the size of the partition you created for your persistent storage.
*slow clap* Very well put kcdtv, as usual. This forum is a complete mess and needs some moderation from someone who knows how to moderate a forum. A regular user... not someone that checks in every...
Briefly spoke with a "developer" tonight, and apparently they actively avoid the forums: <unnamed developer> i ignore the forums like the plague that they are because users can't be arsed to search"...
looking through this script, it is just a glorified:
ifconfig $param2 down
iwconfig $param2 mode monitor
ifconfig $param2 up
why not just type that in directly?
or if you want to create...
@mmusket33:
As tempting as it is to wade through and rewrite +8k lines of code... I think i may pass on this one...
There is far too little structure to the code for me to make sense of it...
...
what results were you expecting and what results did you get?
running the command you just posted seemed to work just fine for me. All output ended up in "logfile" and posted in the xterm... ...
if bully gets a little too aggressive, then just increase the time per pin (it defaults to 0). And I've had bully work just fine for me even in the -80's whereas reaver can't even associate with AP's...
A repository that only hosts a zip file...
Uhm... that's kinda.. pointless...
@mmusket33, are you using some kinda specialized version of mdk3 that you have to include a PRE-COMPILED binary with...
Up to date version of reaver is 1.5.2, in which the -C flag(the one to ignore bad FCS) has been reversed. Perhaps mmusket33 could add some version checking? I would love to help you, but no guthub...
and the FCS checks are automatic :-p
which version of reaver are you using?
You may need to update.
What i would probably try is, make a copy of the one you want not changed, and make it read-only.
then make a small script to basically "switch" it with a r/w history file that changes as you use...
Very strongly agree with you here kcdtv, One of the first things i do in ANY linux install is dump network manager. Absolutely nothing but a headache.
Also agree with your other point, and that's...
As much as I would like to say that i would love to, i honestly don't see that happening... And here are a couple of reasons:
My version of wifite had been out for MONTHS before derv82 made his...
Pay account? I have a few projects on my github, and plan a few more, and have not paid one red cent...
Either way, easiest ways you can contact me is my skype or maybe a PM on HF, or email...
@mmusket33
I still don't understand why you haven't made a github of your projects yet.
It's significantly more professional looking, and people can collaborate issues and suggestions.
And...
It's a problem with wash(and the whole reaver project to be honest...), not with the card.
And you can prove it to yourself just by running airodump-ng and seeing all the signal strengths...
Yeah, you can use the 64 bit password hash just fine.
This should be in the ARM architecture sub-forum so it gets the proper exposure.
I have a TP-Link router right next door to me that has the PIN and PSK the same 8 digit numeric.
That is a chipset problem as far as i can tell. And as far as i know there is no work-around.
Some of mine do the same thing( which is one of the many reasons i chose to stop using
most of the...
I would suggest either a hard drive install, or atleast USB-Persistence.
http://docs.kali.org/downloading/kali-linux-live-usb-persistence
You are going to have to give a lot more information than that for an answer, such as:
Dictionary size, Processor, command ran, etc...
Also...
cpu hashcat displays different speeds than...
oops, typo in the script., sorry 'bout that...:(
it's the libnl-3-dev one that i screwed up, just change it in the first line and it will work :)
Sounds like you just aren't auto-connecting.
What im saying is try and connect manually, like this:
iwconfig wlan0 essid YOUR-ESSID
ifconfig wlan0 IP-ADDRESS
echo "nameserver 8.8.8.8" >...
unless i'm looking at this wrong, everything should be working just fine.
have you tried connecting manually with iwconfig?
see if your network card can even see any networks( iwlist wlan0 scan )
...
I've found network manager to be nothing but a problem and I uninstall it in any system i have. Also, i second the vote for Wicd
Network manager kept taking my second card out of monitor mode.
...
Try hitting Ctrl+Alt+F1 to see if you can get a login shell
Did you try building a customized reg.db?
I wrote a little script that will download, compile, and install a reg.db that will allow up to 33dbm(about 2W)
If it's useful to anyone else, here ya...
Try doing it the old fashioned way:
iw dev wlan0 interface add mon0 type monitor
ifconfig mon0 up
Most likely poor signal.
What error messages, if any, is reaver giving you?
Have you tried any other tools aside from reaver? Like bully? :-)
https://github.com/aanarchyy/bully
as far as i remember, it was the auth flood attack, which it looks like is the same one you used in the below example.
That sounds like you may be going through a usb HUB, and the overhead of...
I have issue with how some of reaver(and therefore also wifite as reaver is a "helper" program) is written and poor cross-compilation , and i have since backed away from reaver.
I have a modified...
Haven't looked at this in months, but last i remember it does capture handshakes just fine, it creates a directory named "hs" and saves the caps of the handshakes in it.
And if you do not supply a...
On a quick test, here are some results i have... Keep in mind this is current drawn by the CARD, _NOT_ actual transmit power, there will be some overhead
This test was perfomed by placing an ammeter...
well one way you can try that i have kinda done a bit myself, measure the current being drawn by the card itself. (with a multi-meter or such, or plug the card into a usb hub plugged into some type...
A) Can't post youtube links in this forum.
B) Can't PM in this forum.
Some memory management added and it really seems to have sped up the code significantly!
Now it seems to be able to get the PIN and PSK in under 4 seconds :-D
That's a good little write-up kcdtv, very informative :-)
Much code cleanup and a few bug-fixes :-)
Just add it to /etc/apt/sources.list
@kcdtv debug mode works just fine with bully, i had pixie with debug mode on for quite a while, just extra printing,
oh and i added --force to the pixiepws command, i wasn't aware that was still...
@NotieBoie : i am not the one that wrote the original code to bully, the only part i have worked on was integrating pixiewps.
The part of the bully code i worked on never makes...
either ReVdK3-r3.sh needs to be in your path or you didn't make it executable. ie chmod +x
@mmusket33:
Yes, it is directly related to pixie output, default of -v 3 when -d is used will only ouptut:
[P] ENonce received.
[P] PKE received.
[P] RNonce received.
[P] PKR received....