Sud0x3
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Looks very intresting, could be benificial for those who aren't so cmdline savvy
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If you want to monitor usage of your pc then id use eblaster its a commercial keylogger with some neat features.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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FU**
You could always try to hex out the detected portion of the executables.
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@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
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Could someone point me in the right direction for a copy of coffe! Cheers
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Have you actually used this before?
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
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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.
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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
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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
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I wish my family would understand this, in there eyes hacking is illegal and i don't think that will ever change.
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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 sdcardPassword Recovery: eBuddy, Android Browser. Dolphin Browser, Password Hashes, Hi Aim, Hi Yahoo, Hi MsnFuture Features and Ideas:
Run script from pc using the adb shellImage the device and sdcardtxt and html reportingAndroid HostsContacts extractionSMS ExtractionHere’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
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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.
Portable apps and Live Disks
in Applications & Coding
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FYou would be much better off putting the apps on a usb stick. As to making applications portable all depends on the application, vmware has a great tool for making apps portable that require registry entries and dependencies.
I used to use a small utility called pstart for organising my usb apps so you may want to look into that.