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I'm going to say, not much you can do... Burn your self a Kali Iso disk. Then what can you do with a Alfa card, everything! If you like what you see, make your self a bootable usb stick with kali persistence changes... it will perform way better then the bootable disk and you can save files... My suggestion, try and crack wep enabled router. Try reaver wpa cracking...

I hope this better explains my current network configuration... my attempts to get the best throughput repeater speeds /etc/rc.local echo '1' > /proc/sys/net/ipv6/conf/all/disable_ipv6 iptables --table nat --flush iptables --table nat --delete-chain iptables --table nat --append POSTROUTING --out-interface wlan1 -j MASQUERADE iptables --append FORWARD --in-interface eth0 -j ACCEPT echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward echo 'interface=eth0' > /etc/dnsmasq.conf echo 'dhcp-range=192.168.96.50,192.168.96.150,12h' >> /etc/dnsmasq.conf ifconfig eth0 192.168.96.1 up dnsmasq wpa_supplicant -Dnl80211 -iwlan1 -c/root/golf7376.conf -B exit 0

http://i.imgur.com/imJaqVc.jpg http://i.imgur.com/ihhLcfE.jpg A little off topic, look what i pulled off a enduction cooktop, huge heat sink and brushless 12v fan! ill bet i can fit 3 pi's on this hunk of aluminum... overclocking is now a option... Its about 12 inch's long, over 1 inch thick with a tupe for the air to pass through... Ill imbed the images when i get home...

Years ago Traffic was 100% insecure ... all your data was viewable by anyone on the wire capable... my opinion, ever since snowdin went public, social media has brought this information to hole new level... Hackers will adapt! My old projects were all about hijacking traffic injecting meterpreters... not fun anymore with this new secure standards.

The boot directory on my kali pi is empty, I have read about downloading the boot directory from raspbian git repo. Then I should be able to make use of the options.

Are these all options I can write to a file in the boot directory? Do I need any other files for these options to work for a kali installation? Raspbian I believe some files exist in the boot folder, I have read about wget these files from there git repo

There is a tweak im interested in, it seems that the ram is split into separate parts, cpu/gpu memory... there are gpu_mem tweaks that could lower the memory saved for the gpu gpu_mem=16 http://elinux.org/RPiconfig "gpu_mem GPU memory in megabyte. Sets the memory split between the ARM and GPU. ARM gets the remaining memory. Min 16. Default 64" at the moment, no torrent downloads running. some what idle network activity free -m total used free shared buffers cached Mem: 437 192 244 0 32 124 -/+ buffers/cache: 35 401 Swap: 0 0 0 I am running kali, so maybe this tweak is not necessary? i dont know how to confirm this tweak... i guess i need to download some files from git /boot directory then chmod 555 ?

All this is starting to make sense, turns out the pi eth0 and usb share the same buss or something, they all fight over throughput... cpu load effects throughput speeds as well as i noticed some of my monitoring tools cpu usage was high and had a effect on network speeds, causing false possessives i discovered that this alfa r36 router has lost its passthrough speeds, something about alfa hardware is starting to tick me off... so, i replaced the alfa r36 router with a fresh ddwrt router that suppports wireless n descent ram etc... i got my speeds back ! conditions are not optimal as there currently ten devices, torrent downloads and i can get 3.5 mbps at testmy.net/dl-5000 durring these current conditions Edit. Looking for some performance tweeks, currently a default install of kali dist-upgraded... any tips, found some good tutorials on google already...

So, i have been playing with some long range repeater like devices... 2000 feet and several walls to go threw, rebroadcasting this network access in your own home. With permission... What kind of download speeds are you capible of repeating... Durring the best conditions, the first day I setup my network I seen 7.2mbps from testmt.net/dl-5000 Raspberry pi, awus036nha, also a alfa r36 router

It is a great card, I would buy one! Great for cracking. I will report my experience with the nha... it will not hold a stable connection as reported by many reviews. Its ap mode (mana-toolkit/karma)is limited to 7 clients, my current setup with a raspberry pi, i use the nha as a internet source with iptables to allow threw traffic from eth0 and i experience disconnects do to what I believe is caused by bandwidth of more then 7 clients threw another device (eth0)... tx power is also hardcoded to 20db... If your looking to try arpspoofing or anything related, maybe not the card for this job... Rnx-n600ube I have purchased the othernight for its reviews on stability Edit. Howlong did u own the device? I have a bad unit for about a year and wonder if they will send me a new one?

Nha is a good device, there are reported problems, i experience a large amounts of usb disconnects/500ms... all over Amazon reviews and online forums! Thanks to the link Cooper shared, rnx-600ub maybe my next purchase, I'm looking for long-term connectivity... dissconnects are getting old and frustrating The nha does Show a low signal strength but still has great speeds

I own nha and the classic h, and currently looking to replace this device with a more stable usb adapter... I feel I have tried everything... I'm running raspberry pi as a long range repeater... So, range maybe the actual problem, More effected by interference... Dmesg shows usb disconnects after 500 Ms... There are so many threads out there related to this one! I have tried a few drivers -Dwext -Dnl80211 and a few versions of ath9k_htc... I'm now on the hunt for a more stable adapter with a removable antenna Edit, some test/tools i have been using... mtr 192.168.0.1 (testing watch for packet loss with the destination router)a Must watch iperf can test your actual max badwidth with a local machine... you can try this test on the localrouter iperf -c 192.168.0.1 -f M -p 22 10.0 sec 6129496063 MBytes 612924783 MBytes/sec the ssh service running on port 22 will not respond with the actual badwidth, ssh will only respond as quick as the software is capable... if you have another machine on the network, you can then test 2 machines with iperf iperf -s -p 666 iperf -c 192.168.96.100 -f M -p 666

http://www.gypthecat.com/pyrit-benchmark-for-raspberry-pi It would take more about 740 pi's to match up with my desktop. Its good proof of concept... with pyrit performance is not there... if I could plug in a video card? I would join in and build myself a cluster

I feel your pain... do you have a hot glue gun? It can make a strong cardboard joint ;-)

Also a good tool for the use of both socks5 or http... proxychains If I write a application that connects to a onlinegame for goofing around, there is a chance my activities may trigger ip ban... proxychains ruby myscript.rb 6988 say="hi chatroom I'm behind a proxy" Proxychains ftp domain.com Proxychains ssh user@domain.com Proxychains wget domain.com/file

If you launch several reaver process's against a list of access points... All on a separate channel, do you guys see any problems? I'm currently doing exactly that... I don't see a problem, things seem to be progressing... Any one concur? Alfa card. Iwconfig wlan0 mode monitor Reaver wlan0 xxxxxx channel 4 Reaver wlan0 yyyyyy channel 11 Reaver wlan0 zzzzzz channel 1 And so on

Dnsmasq has log files with all this information /var/log/daemon.log could display this information threw the pinapple webgui

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00JYB99O4/ref=mp_s_a_1_9?qid=1424922658&sr=1-9π=AC_SX110_SY165_QL70&keywords=ssd i did test my wordlist on my ssd with pyrit, i dont think my pmks have passed the speeds my standerd hd can serve... no bottleneck there i would love to build a new computer, some small ssd's like the link i posted above could maybe produce insane speeds at afordable cost... I have been looking at bang for the buck video cards and server boards (4 socket cpu/4 socket gpu)

my desktop does have enough free space on its ssd for this wordlist... I spend more hours thinking about what I'm going to test before I actually perform them... interested to see if it shows a improvement... I have not yet overclocked anything, this AMD1090t kicks ass @10000pmks :-p At the moment I'm only testing attack_passthrough... I don't have much free harddrive space to build a database

I did some experimenting with pyrit cluster configuration... took my usb-kali-nvidia-stick and cloned it using a dd method... Started up my 2 sexy machines. Labtop geforce gtx 560m + i7 Desktop geforce gtx 460 + AMD1090t Labtop ->14000pmks Desktop->20000pmks With pyrit configured to serve as a cluster I ran a benchmark and only got 24000pmks... could be my old linksys switch, ill test others another day... I want to see 34000pmks! So here is what I did... I took Super-WPA wordlist wc -l Super-WPA => 980million lines So I rounded up to the nearest billion and split the file into 2 parts based on performance split Super-WPA --lines=800000000 Desktop gets 800,000,000 Labtopp gets 180,000,000 If my math is correct they should complete the task at close to the same time...

ako69co8 Correct me if I'm wrong. firstly, a default password written on the back of a router is 8 chars long? 0-9 and a-z? 36x36x36x36x36x36x36x36=2821109907456 Looks like 2.8 trillion password possibilities? again correct me... what would be the most cost effective way to build a machine capable of this crack 1000 video cards? Lol idk

Just wanted to share what I have setup today... placed 2 alfa cards in a black water proof tube, attached to a fence board cut at 30 degree angle. Sits on the top of the roof ment to look like a vent pipe... slid the 2 usb cords threw a existing roof cap Screen... Raspberry pi inside the attic space... planning on sharing a wifi crack script... set it and forget it... Question about a single wireless card performing reaver attacks... could yout set the card to channel 1 and then launch a multi threaded reaver attack against all device's on channel 1?

is this offline mode?... if you are supplying internet access you may also want to add squid cache server... lighter load on bandwidth I have this on my home network, quicker content will be served to the client's

I would say, raspberry pi is the answer.

tshark -r <input file> -R "eapol || wlan_mgt.tag.interpretation eq <essid> || (wlan.fc.type_subtype==0x08 && wlan_mgt.ssid eq <essid>)" -w <output file> I wonder if tshark will do a regex or wildcard for the essid. Wlan_mgt.tag.interpretation eq *