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  1. What firmware are you using?

    Is it my 2.1.2?

    The firmware is still default from when it came I used the flash utility to replace it, when it finished

    and it closed I could not contact the router.

    Theres obviously something I have missed along the way :(

    edit The one I am trying to flash to is the 2.1.2

  2. I just tried to ssh to my windows machine. As expected it timed out for me.

    I'd run netstat to find out what is running on port 22. Maybe process monitor as well to help find out what it is.

    Edit: Try using this.

    http://www.binbert.com/blog/2010/04/find-which-application-service-is-running-in-a-port-windows/

    It's amazing how little simple things slip your mind when your half asleep and cought offguard

    a quick netstat -b showed something called freesshd :S apparently my roommate installed it because he needed ssh...

    yea anyways I slapped him a couple of times...

    thanks Mr.Protocol

    edit: I appreciate the link but sorted it now getting timeouts from Linux box > Windows so :) all is well with the world again

  3. Depends on the OS you are connecting to.

    It's windows 7 but I was unaware any of the software I am running had SSH connections to them, I dont like to not know really.

    I'm aware of all ssh clients on my Linux box but never thought of my windows set-ups connections. the whole episode just made me curious.

  4. You would need to setup a SSH daemon to run on your Windows machine and manage user accounts in the software.

    Easy setup is to run linux, setup sshd and login with your linux user account.

    If I'm connecting to myself in SSH surely I am running something that is accepting a connection ?

    I was wondering if I could find what is actually accepting the connection.

  5. I was watching the latest episode Hak5 1108 – Hak5 Special: Proxies

    I decided to try the putty proxy tunnel and was of course prompted to put in a username and password.

    Needless to say I have no idea what they are I have tried my Win login etc but no luck.

    Edit: Sorry to clarify, I am connecting to myself here but I dont know what I am connecting too ... if that makes sense lol

  6. I have an onboard chip, an Atheros but I also have an external Alfa card Realtek so I need to build compat-wireless with 2 modules I cannot seem to be able to do this.

    anyone sure if this is possible ? thanks in advance.

    I'm running Ubuntu 10.04

  7. Dont you mean 11.04? From the entries it looks like its pointing to the old iso:

    /boot/iso/ubuntu-9.10-desktop-i386.iso

    Have you changed those entries to reflect the name of the new iso?

    I have changed these entry's to the new ISO but still no luck at all it's very odd.

  8. Thanks, Well my original setup for booting ubuntu from ISO was but when I just swap the ISO to the 10.04 ISO it will not boot.

    menuentry "Ubuntu Live 9.10 32bit" {
     loopback loop /boot/iso/ubuntu-9.10-desktop-i386.iso
     linux (loop)/casper/vmlinuz boot=casper iso-scan/filename=/boot/iso/ubuntu-9.10-desktop-i386.iso noeject noprompt --
     initrd (loop)/casper/initrd.lz
    }

  9. May you should show script your trying to get working.

    #!/usr/bin/env python
    
    ######################################################
    #    authWatch.py v. 0.1 (Quick, Dirty and Loud) - by TinMan
    #    Place card in monitor mode and set the channel.
    #    If you want channel hopping, run airodump-ng in
    #    another terminal. Will add channel hopping
    #     in the next version.
    ######################################################
    #
    #    Usage: python authWatch.py 
    #    
    
    import sys
    from scapy.all import *
    
    interface = sys.argv[1]
    
    def sniffReq(p):
        if p.haslayer(Dot11Deauth):
    # Look for a deauth packet and print the AP BSSID, Client BSSID and the reason for the deauth.
               print p.sprintf("Deauth Found from AP [%Dot11.addr2%] Client [%Dot11.addr1%], Reason [%Dot11Deauth.reason%]")
    # Look for an association request packet and print the Station BSSID, Client BSSID, AP info.
        if p.haslayer(Dot11AssoReq):
               print p.sprintf("Association request from Station [%Dot11.addr1%], Client [%Dot11.addr2%], AP [%Dot11Elt.info%]")
    # Look for an authentication packet and print the Client and AP BSSID
        if p.haslayer(Dot11Auth):
           print p.sprintf("Authentication Request from [%Dot11.addr1%] to AP [%Dot11.addr2%]")
            print p.sprintf("------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------")
    sniff(iface=interface,prn=sniffReq)

  10. Trying to get the python script working on on my Backtrack USB boot and I get the same error and no reports

    ERROR !

    WARNING: No route found for IPv6 destination :: (no default route?)

    Can anyone help, as it would be nice to see when people try accessing my router or deauth me.

  11. Trying to get the python script working on on my Backtrack USB boot and I get the same error and no reports

    ERROR !

    WARNING: No route found for IPv6 destination :: (no default route?)

    Can anyone help, as it would be nice to see when people try accessing my router or deauth me.

  12. Dont laugh at me, I got a Dell - OptiPlex GX620 tower with Intel Pentium 4 Processor 1.80 GHz Level 2 Cache 512KB integrated. This sucker as two HDD on seperate partations, 1 HDD is holding Windows XP. I have attached CD-DVD rom drive recently. Plugs are in the right spots, connections are tight. My problem is with my CD-DVD rom drive. I cant read discs from it. I put in DVD, R, and RW with programs on them and nothing comes up.

    What should I do?

    It's a dell smash it...

    no seriously did you buy it new?...

    1, Rules of thumb is, check wire with other hardware ( or use new wires if you wish)

    2. Check jumpers on back

    3. Check in bios to see if detected correctly

    4. check back with us after you do this

  13. Put the "casper" folder on the root of your device. I'm working on a way to get around this but I've ran into some trouble, so, for now, you'll have to just put the "casper" directory on the root.

    I love you <3 and here is a cookie :P { cookie }

    Thanks so simple yet so annoying.

  14. I'm trying to get Grub 2 to load BT4 but I keep coming across this error where I get to busybox after continuous mounted filesystem with ordered datamode ...

    My Menu entry is as follows

    menuentry "BackTrack 4" {

    loopback loop /boot/iso/bt4-pre-final.iso

    linux (loop)/boot/vmlinuz BOOT=casper boot=casper nopersistent rw vga=0x317 -

    initrd (loop)/boot/initrd.gz

    }

  15. On many new episodes there's a metal hub with metal wires coming from it, I have some wires on my wall and I think this would be a nice was to organise them instead of Duck tape that I use currently, so my question is anyone know where I can purchase these ?

    Picture enclosed ;)

    post-15008-1250411953_thumb.png

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