Mr-Protocol

If you are having difficulties getting it on the network, should you really be playing with a penetration testing distro?

I would suggest creating your own ports for FTP instead of using the default 20/21. This way you wont get spammed with failed logins (or possibly successful logins) from scripts that will scan for the open port and hammer it since it knows it is FTP.

Quality of video and audio all depends on bandwidth. Local network vs over the internet. For me anything over my gigabit internal network will look awesome (as long as the source is good quality to start). But streaming over the internet will do two things. 1) Eat up all your bandwidth. 2) Probably look like crap.

I use filezilla ftp server. Works pretty well. Just remember if you are trying to access from the internet you need to forward ports accordingly. Just make sure you set passwords.

SSLStrip ;) MITM attacks are rare in your home. Not really an issue to worry about. XSS is more of a threat.

The security cameras we use are Wired to a DVR. I say wired in the sense of a RG59 cable. Not CAT5 or even network related. They mess with the cable or camera, it is noticed the second it happens by security.

Nobody is going to tell you how to hack your school's novell server. Install Novell whatever server in a VM. Hit it with everything you got.

A lot of the camera systems like that are RF and unencrypted. You could build a receiver to see everything the cameras see. In my industry, we use hard line IP based cameras. Or we use direct video feeds over old school RG59.

That was easy... Base64 Recognized it right off the bat...

I live in America too, and personally I think that is what's wrong with America because of how people are up the asses of celebrities and who they are dating. Who cares, you will still watch their movies/shows. Give them some privacy and mind your own damn business...

Well if you are in a networking class you should be able to figure out why it doesn't work. Firewalls, wrong IP's, so on. When I took my network forensics course we had to make our own scripts to remotely pull volatile data from any remote machine. We had to do this for XP and Vista/7. We created our own batch files and used sysinternals suite of tools to remotely get the data we wanted. In order to access any remote system, Webserver/remote desktop/ftp/whatever, there needs to be a service running on the destination so you can talk to it. It is like if you try to call a house on a land line and they have no phone plugged in at the house.

Agreed.

Nope, but now that I think about it... eth0 might be the WiFi card which essentially in this application is in monitor mode... Dual band wireless mini PCI card. I sent an email to them using my college info so maybe they will respond again with an answer to my query about getting a linux console instead of theirs lol.

config>help help help message diags diagnostics command ping send ICMP packet to network host reboot reboot airmagnet sensor restore restore to factory default settings show display sensor setting set configure sensor setting update update sensor firmware config>help update Usage: update [option] Option: sys update sensor system image app update sensor application image config> Not sure if this will be helpful to me at all. Not sure what they mean by sys and app images... I am interested in what this line in the boot serial console means... Kernel command line: ip=192.168.0.175:192.168.1.200::netmask::eth0

Yeah, in the lil shell they have an update command. One says update system image and the other is update application image. Not sure if i can utilize that at all... Are there any interrupt keys that would halt before it loads the custom shell?

I FINALLY got serial connection to this thing. I needed to get a Null Modem for my serial cable. I think it is running Linux NET4.0 according to the serial connection info when I issued a reboot. I also see BusyBox installed. Info: https://docs.google.com/document/edit?id=1U...uthkey=CIGysOoP Anyone have ideas for me to try to re-load linux on this thing?

You need to hook to it with a crossover cable. you are probably trying to telnet your linksys router. If your pineapple is plugged into your linksys, and you didnt change the IP on your pineapple, everytime you try to hit 192.168.1.1 you will hit your linksys due to they both have the same IP and the pineapple will have an IP conflict and not connect to the network.

For that same price you can get the 2000mW version.. n/a/b/g AWUS036NH

That seems overly complicated link. And I think you might need to brush up on some Networking skills a bit before trying to implement MITM attack with the jasager.

That is where I am a little in the dark. Not really good at using serial cables. I'm on Win7 and using putty and it says "Connected" but the screen is blank and i type "help" and hit enter and nothin happens. I think the same happened when I used my USB to serial on my XP laptop. Not sure i did it right...

It has a RS232 serial port on the outside of the case. Internally it has 2 rows of 7 pins that i'm not sure what it is.. You can see what i'm talking about if you view the FCC.gov link i posted in my first post. It has Internal photos there.

The IP shouldnt be the same. It will either have a NAT type of IP within virtual box or it will bridge with your connection and get an IP from your DHCP.

Found one that works. It's got a password on it and OF COURSE the reset button does not clear passwords... Any thoughts? Had to hit it with https They use this for the WEB GUI http://www.goahead.com/products/webserver/default.aspx And it hits my DHCP to get an IP.

192.168.1.2 was what I was on. Yeah forgot bout that, been a long day. I'm not sure if this unit was even known working. I'll have to wait for a few more to see what they do.

Started a ping on what you suggested. Started them all at the same time. and put a count of 1000. 192.168.1.1 said Host Unreachable until a few seconds after i gave the device power which turned into Request timed out while all the rest still say unreachable.