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Looks very intresting, could be benificial for those who aren't so cmdline savvy

If you want to monitor usage of your pc then id use eblaster its a commercial keylogger with some neat features.

Seems like an odd bet! On the matter of opera passwords. They are stored under a file "wand.dat" in operas program files folder. If my memory serves me right there is a tool called unwand which can extract passwords from wand.dat if a master password is not used.

Depends on company policy on employees use of computer networks. When you start a new job you would usually have to sign a company statement on authorised use of their networks, if you don't have it in writing that their traffic can be monitered without their knowledge then you could have a lawsuit on your hands.

If the email was in your sent folder them someone or something had access to your account this could be malware taking advantage of an email client.

Linux apps won't run natively on the android without modification. However you can get a debian shell running if you have rooted your device. I have busybox and debian arm installed on my android. I installed aircrack and it just crashes the shell when run. I got nmap, netcat, hpin2 and other working fine.

You could always try to hex out the detected portion of the executables.

@masteroc What phones, os, mobiles do you recomend that can run ap pentesting tools without linux. While looking keep in mind that 90% of the tools are built for linux and that only some run on a arm proc

Could someone point me in the right direction for a copy of coffe! Cheers

Yeah i would recommend using the linux version the windows one was a little buggy for me. Oh and make sure you have the dependencies listed in the install file. l

1. Wireshark (http://www.wireshark.org/) 2. Cain & Abel (http://www.oxid.it) 3. Network Miner (http://sourceforge.net/projects/networkminer/) 4. TCP xract (http://tcpxtract.sourceforge.net/) 5. IM Sniffer (http://sourceforge.net/projects/imsniffer/) 6. MSN Shadow (http://msnshadow.blogspot.com/) 7. Honey Snap (https://projects.honeynet.org/honeysnap/) 8. NGrep (http://ngrep.sourceforge.net/) I think thats most of the tools available for analysing pcaps for anything from passwords to data flow.

1. The Nokia N770 http://www.irongeek.com/i.php?page=maemo/n...ing-pen-testing 2. Pocket Pc ppc (windows mobiles) 3. Android Mobiles (HTC Dream) 4. Iphone 5. Zaurus 6. Nokia N900 (Promising Firmware http://www.neopwn.com/index.php) There are many devices out there with arm processors capiable of running linux

I have just found out i have a Fonera 2.0N coming to my door in the net few days and wanted to know whether i can install Jasager on it. Heres the one i have just in case. https://shop.fon.com/FonShop/shop/DE/ShopCo...product=PRD-022

I wish my family would understand this, in there eyes hacking is illegal and i don't think that will ever change.

AFT is an the opensource android forensics toolkit, the main goal of aft is to provide a tool for analysing data from android phones. AFT is in its alfa stages and is simply a linux shell script that will extract and parse data from application databases and preferences files. AFT (alpha) is run from the android device and will only function on a rooted device. The script is quite brief and the current features are limited but I just wanted to get the word out there to see if anyone can contribute. Current Features include : Copy all data directories to sdcard Password Recovery: eBuddy, Android Browser. Dolphin Browser, Password Hashes, Hi Aim, Hi Yahoo, Hi Msn Future Features and Ideas: Run script from pc using the adb shell Image the device and sdcard txt and html reporting Android Hosts Contacts extraction SMS Extraction Here’s the script: http://www.jakej.co.uk/aft/aft.sh Check out my Site at http://www.jakej.co.uk I appreciate any ideas and contributions

Your making me hungry. So what can you do with a victims cookies. 1. Use them to hijack a session, when user logs out session is over. 2. theres a new ish tool for facebook which allows access to accounts via cookies.