Re: [Tutorial] Hacking Networks with N900
 

All what i know in linux
that nothing is impossible

and for bt5 they are not needed
cause running bt5 with chroot having the injection drivers for our wlan card in n900 will be applied in bt5

so IMO i don't think it is important to have external wifi-card

also it will suck your battery in 30 minutes

Re: [Tutorial] Hacking Networks with N900
 

can tell me what the whole line says

Re: [Tutorial] Hacking Networks with N900
 

-sh: In: not found

Re: [Tutorial] Hacking Networks with N900
 

What I meant was that such drivers already exist in Backtrack5 - so the term I am looking for is probably "porting" them to Maemo. And I disagree that it will discharge the battery in 30mins, it is not THAT hungry for energy.

It is just that the internal wifi has really low power/range so you need to be really close to the Access Point to do anything more requiring than regular browsing really.

Re: [Tutorial] Hacking Networks with N900
 

@Hotshot
OMG
i just can't get it

ln should be already installed in every linux system


1-) you might be not running it as root
2-) you might have messed up with n900 causing it a lot of problems(not sure)


EDIT: can anyone else try it and tell the result

Re: [Tutorial] Hacking Networks with N900
 

Hmm nice opinion
and it must be possible to port the drivers in bt5 to n900
but the problem is with the modules (it will take a long time and effort)

but so far (for me) didn't have issus hacking (aps) caused for a far distance
but i can say it is true when scanning aps with normal internet access

it has a small range
but not if using airodump

Re: [Tutorial] Hacking Networks with N900
 

cd /home/user/MyDocs/karam
mv ettercap-ng.tar.gz /opt
cd /opt
tar xzvf ettercap-ng.tar.gz
chmod +rwx -R ettercap/
rm ettercap-ng.tar.gz
cd # maybe not required

This is the problem im having is below.
ln -s /opt/ettercap/lib/libnet.so.1.3.0 /usr/lib/libnet.so.1
ln -s /opt/ettercap/bin/ettercap /usr/bin
ln -s /opt/ettercap/bin/etterfilter /usr/bin
ln -s /opt/ettercap/bin/etterlog /usr/bin

when I cd # where am I changing to? It still should be in /opt/ right?

Re: [Tutorial] Hacking Networks with N900
 

no you will be at /root

with

cd

nothing after it

but if you started with sudo gainroot

you will be in /home/user

Re: [Tutorial] Hacking Networks with N900
 

are you f**king kidding me? All this work to run Wifite? Why not just run wifite script after resizing your /tmp???

Re: [Tutorial] Hacking Networks with N900
 

@szopin
i have actually linked wifite thread
you should talk with them about that

and this work is not only to run wifite
it is for every kind of network hacking :)