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hi ,karam and everybody.
i compiled and make install Nmap 5.61TEST5 on my N900,,but can't work. input:nmap --iflist ,output:INTERFACES: NONE FOUND(!) ,ROUTES: NONE FOUND(!) has someone interest ,let Nmap 5.61 work on N900. |
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Search for nmap thread - it was compiled already. It was working fine for some time, but since a mainstream update, this problem appears, when nmap is run as root.
As user, "INTERFACES" NONE FOUND(!)" doesn't appear, but, obviously, You can't use features that require root privileges. If You're able and would like to take over maintainership of nmap, it would be great, as it seems that original maintainer gave up on this. But please, use an existing thread for further discussion. If You'll be able to figure out how to fix this "root bug", I would bless You ;) /Estel // Edit: nmap thread: http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=48673 |
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sorry guys i have been off for a while
as for charon well the creator of it is french it would be so appreciated if someone can change the language of it as for launching charon doesn't the shortcut work ? i remember that last version is fixed? still planning to launch another gui for mdk3 ENGLISH and much more smoother and doesn't need the buggy icedtea6 @Estel. psychologe i guess i will be able to fix nmap i'll work on it as soon as i have a free time :) |
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I have the shortcut charon, I did so, in filefox access /usr/share/application/hildon copy and paste charon.desktop file in /usr/share/applications/hildon and ready will have shortcut charon. I hope someone charon translated into other languages (en, sp, etc.):D:D |
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oh typos are my worst fears
just uploaded a quik fix thank you for reporting :) |
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I only looked at your metaspolit post but your packages are a little outdated in the post , have a look here at newest working ones ....
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=81816 Great job thou ... Quote:
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yep my post have one year ago. ty for the updates, update my tutorial now
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No problem i also made a post on SET aswell have a look at that ....
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=81964 ... Quote:
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What is is, a positioning spam?...
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hi there. i just installed and then uninstalled charon. i lost 40mb of space in optfs. any ideas where i should look to manually clean up and regain the lost space?
[edit] nvm. i guess i'll have to go thru the deb files manually and see what it's installing. sigh! |
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i have added links to install metasploit and SET thanks to stevomanu for the tutorials @droll 40mb of optfs are u kidding me? and i thought am the only space junky on the world !! lol first charon is not more than 3mb size uninstalling it wil remove everything and even configs sometimes between reboots N900 shows different space values mostly happen if you installed/uninstalled many application at the same session |
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how to use this ?
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@karam, i don't think it's charon. it could be due to the dependencies of charon....icedtea, aircrack-ng etc. :)
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oh well that makes more sense
it depends on : aircrack-ng, icedtea6, iw, mdk3 so remove each one of them to restore your space and how to use : well i have updated to charon1-2 which has a fixed icon just launch it and start monitore mode then choose your attack |
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is this possible on a single machine??? here is the link help://easymactips.blogspot.de/2011/07/kraken-has-been-released.html |
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hi carbonjha i seen to have a problem ive installed pyrit but every time i run it i get this error.
file usr/bin/pyrit,line 4,module import pyrit_cli import error:no module named pyrit_cli any help much appreciated |
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@carbonjha
added it to the 1st post :) . thanks @spuddy101 not sure but : Code:
apt-get install python-clientformmaybe try running pyrit with another python version ex : 2.5 |
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Hi Karam
You think you can do something like that on n900 ( a script for all the programs in there ?) http://vimeo.com/34309678 |
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@spuddy101
try this one! untar it, put in /usr/bin/ directory, chmod +x it then run it. & yes, as karam said the problem is related with python. I googled the issue & build the stable 4.0 with python2.5 hope it will work. |
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@q6600
i have already created one but i use it with easy-debian as it needs apache2 and dhcp-server which is some how impossible to install in N900 without sucking the whole root space |
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Thanks very much for the mention to my threads in your first post .....
Not been around much so havnt seen it before . Quote:
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heloo all
iam new to this thread @karam can you port ngrep to n900 as it is more use full thanks |
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Can you not build it from the source have a look here
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i want to kno how to shut the router down. as in power off. there will be no option other than rebooting the router. how??????????
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@stevomanu
correct me if i m wrong there is no arm build |
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I made a video of wifite, some of you might be interested:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xnb6zUw95Ew |
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Computed 33523.19 PMKs/s Attachment 26798 Ps on n900 pyrit still not working install v 4.0 apt-get install python-clientform http://i.imgur.com/qDzm5.png |
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I have a problem with driftnet, when I attempt to launch the application throws an error:
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Nokia-N900:~# driftnetBy the way was by testing wifite V.85 and it works, I have not had any problem. Below I leave the file you use for others to use, as in the video posted by mr.pingu only this version is 85. Regards:D:D |
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Do the following, extract the folder and place it in usr/bin/file # and then gives execution permissions: Code:
chmod + x wifiter85.pyactive monitor mode (drivers wl251): after Code:
sudo gainrootHere are some pictures, trying out my network with WEP security, I've tried with other networks and have not had any problem, on my network I take just 6 minutes.:D Try again, and please let me know how it went. Attach the script wifite revision 85, this is the one I use. Regards.:D |
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my attack doesnot complete. it search and found my wpa network. couldnot capture handshake. this wifite hacks wpa network right? but how to use driftnet? i am a noob. it spoofs images from a network right? where does it store. m a noob in this case so plz go slow on me.
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hi i seem to be having the same issue as stevomanu could it be i missing a package to install appreciate any help thanks
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yeh i'm getting
Driftnet - : Permission Denied. karam where have your instructions gone from the thread which contained "karam.tar.gz" ? (I think it was. : cp driftnet /usr/opt/ from karam/binaries: I still get permission denied.) Those worked perfect for me but i've had to reflash since then. Thanxs to everyone for theGood Work ;) SOLVED... If your having same problem .... Nokia-N900:/ cd /home/opt/driftnet/ Nokia-N900:/ chmod 775 driftnet Nokia-N900:/ ./driftnet wlan0 It never gets any pics from the victim machine i use, only from my n900. arpspoof and sslstrip work like a charm. Having trouble with mdk3.. Carn't make it select (s)percific [AP] (I live a bit far from tha pacific) even when using black/white.txt.. Soldier-ON.. Proud to be a N900 Owner and a Member :D |
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I compiled the latest version of tcpdump 4.3.0. unzip it, then copy to /usr/bin/ then run chmod +x to make it executable. I hope it will work. Please let me know if its working.
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/52592439/Ma...mp%204.3.0.zip tcpdump is very useful when doing MITM with ARPspoof or ettercap & Im still learning it. |
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Now I tried it and it works without problems, thanks for compiling it.
You may create a .deb, to install in the system by looking at FAM, I have version tcpdump4.0.0-1, would be good to update to the version you compiled, particularly by other application that may require it .:D Another thing more, you may correct version pyrit4.0, to run in our N900, was testing with wifite_rev85 and could correct many units in this version, but I need pyrit; to work 100%. Try a ubuntu package, forcing you to install (dpkg - force) and apparently works, but there are dependencies like python (> = 2.6), libssl1.0.0 (> = 1.0.0), that make it impossible to install, and pyrit when I run, I get the same errors as reported here::confused: "file usr / bin / pyrit, line 4, module import pyrit_cli import error: no module named pyrit_cli" This is link pyrit4.0 in ubuntu: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/oneiric.../0.4.0-2build1 I know they are 2 systems and architectures totally different, just wanted to see what was the problem and I think the conclusion is that, versions of python and libssl are inconsistent with pyrint4.0 in our n900.:D:D |
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