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Information Security

How To Tell Exactly How Many Spaces A ESSID Includes Using airodump-ng Or Wireshark

SecurityBy alexApril 14, 2012Leave a comment

The other day I had a wireless network packet capture file saved as a .cap file. The ESSID that was displaying via normal aircrack-ng output of the WPA/WPA2 wireless packet capture lead me to believe there was at least one space included in the beginning of the ESSID and likely after the ESSID since it…

Information Security

Strip WPA Capture File Down To EAPOL Packets Based On BSSID Instead Of ESSID

SecurityBy alexOctober 23, 2011Leave a comment

In the past we have written a couple articles on using tshark to strip WPA capture files down to a specific ESSID or SSID but in some cases it can be more useful to strip the capture down by BSSID or MAC address of the WAP. Isolating packets by BSSID or WAP MAC address is…

Information Security

View Wireless Authentication Type Using Wireshark In Network Capture: PSK, WPA

SecurityBy alexSeptember 10, 2011Leave a comment

It is possible to crack WPA/WPA2 wireless network credentials using any number of open source tools available now including oclHashcat+, aircrack-ng, or pyrit to name a few. If you are having trouble cracking a password it is possible that the network uses RADIUS authentication instead of pre-shared keys(PSK). Now you could see this when if…

Technology Insights

Where Is The Wireless Switch On A HP Pavillion 6555b Laptop, HP Wireless Assistant: WLAN Disabled

InsightsBy alexMay 9, 2011Leave a comment

Earlier while working on a laptop that I rarely use because it is only required to access one of my clients networks the Wireless network interface stopped working. Initially I thought the Windows XP computer was in the process of crashing however I soon figured out that this was not the case. I started looking…

Technology Insights

How to start your BU-353 GPS device in Backtrack Linux

InsightsBy purehateFebruary 16, 2011Leave a comment

I recently aquired a new GPS device for use with programs like Kismet and Airodump-ng. Its been a while since I have used GPS devices in Linux and back then they were serial devices. The BU-353 dvice is a USB device so I had to figure out how to get it going.

Technology Errors

Notification DLL Is Not Available, Program Will Not Work Correctly

ErrorsBy alexJanuary 22, 20111 Comment

When I booted my Dell Studio XPS laptop yesterday I received an error regarding the Wireless Configuration application. I first rebooted to see if it was just a fluke however I received the same error again. Below I describe the error in more detail as well as how to resolve the error by disabling a…

Technology Insights

How to install DD-WRT Firmware on a Asus RT-N16 Wireless Router

InsightsBy purehateJanuary 7, 2011Leave a comment

I recently ordered one of the newer Asus routers just to stay up on the wifi world and I decided on the RT-N16. I normally like open-wrt firmware however its still listed as a work in progress for this router. This left me with 2 options, Tomato firmware and DD-WRT firmware. For the first run…

Technology Errors

Dell Latitude D630 USB Device Driver, Latitude D630 Unknown USB Device Driver

ErrorsBy alexDecember 19, 20103 Comments

Recently I was working on a Dell Latitude D630 laptop computer that came into the computer shop and needed to have Windows XP reinstalled on it. After reinstalling Windows XP Professional on the Latitude D630 and attempting to reinstall all of the drivers needed there was still a device that did not have the proper…

Technology Insights

Rooting the HTC Evo 4g part 8 (Enabling Wireless N)

InsightsBy purehateJuly 15, 2010Leave a comment

First of I would like to say that none of these hacks and files are my own work. This stuff was done by all the amazing phone developers over at XDA Developers. I am am simply writing a few posts on rooting the HTC Evo since most of the information was all spread out over…

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