OpenFerret
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(p.s. If you haven't heard about these then check ebay. I've brought 2 x of these chips for £120 GBP with 30 day warranty).
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Hi all,
Taking advantage of all these cheap E5 2670 CPU's floating around (someone said that market has been flooded because of facebook decommissioning a data centre worth of boxes in order to upgrade?)
Building a dual CPU box with a couple of these chips for about £800 (32 cores @ 2.4 GHz FTW!!!) and 32GB of RAM with room for a memory upgrade.
Desired end state is to have a VM server for setting up labs. Can anyone recommend a free / cheap hypervisor with some form of management interface that would allow me to control vm creation, modification, snapshots, etc?
Many thanks all!
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Many thanks digininja,
I haven't seen Security Onion, but I will check it out!
I was thinking of either using a 3rd ethernet connection or wireless card to be able to access the device. I'll let you know how it goes when it's been build :-)
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Hi all,
I'm thinking about upgrading my home network with an inline IDS and or Firewall between my modem and router. My home network curently resembles this:
If I build a box with a couple of Gigabit network cards and add it into the network at the place shown, and install something like pfsense onto it, can I get the box to just function in a bridge mode between the modem and router?
Many thanks all!
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Excellent. I'll give it another go now!
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Hi Barry, did you just use ifconfig to do that and did you change anything else in the script process?
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For the record... I've also tried using Ubuntu 15.04 and the wp5.sh script to see if I can get it to share a connection between wlan0 and eth0, but I'm having the same issues.
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Hi ZaraByte, thank you for the advice, but I'm specifically trying to enable internet sharing from the wireless network, to the ethernet network to assist with traffic monitoring as well as upgrading the firmware.
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Hi all,
I'm having some issues trying to get an internet connection to my Pineapple V. I've got Kali 1.1.0 installed on my Dell XPS 13 (9333), and I use a USB to Ethernet adapter to be able to link the ultrabook to the Pineapple. So, I've got my eth0 interface working and I've got my wlan0 interface connecting to my router for an internet connection, but I can't get wlan0 to share to eth0 to update my Pineapple.
Has anyone managed to sort this issue? I've tried using the MkV .sh script and it doesn't seem to work...
Many thanks all!
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This may help so you can continue to just use Kali:
Tried this as well at the time. I think that the best thing to do with Kali is install everything from Source an wait for the Kali Devs to give proper support from the Repo's.
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After a bit of research I discovered that the GTX9xx series requires its own specific CUDA libs. So what I've done is installed unbuntu 14.04 on my workstation and installed the CUDA .run file from here. Then compiled pyrit and cpyrit from source.
I'm going to use Kali on my ultrabook for actual grabbing of the 4-way handshake and then transfer it to my workstation for cracking. Just building a wordlist now that is 1750GB in size :-D
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Hi all,
I'm having some issues trying to get nvidia drivers installed in Kali Linux 1.0.9. The kernel has just been updated today to 3.18 and I've tried following guides here:
http://samiux.blogspot.co.uk/2014/10/howto-cuda-with-kali-linux-109.html
and here:
http://www.blackmoreops.com/2014/03/13/install-proprietary-nvidia-driver-kali-linux/
But everytime I reboot Kali, it wont run the gnome display manager and I can't start the desktop?
I'm using a 4770K CPU and a GTX980 GPU. Has anyone managed to get this working?
Many thanks!
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Cooper you absaloute legend! 3rd time I've visted this site and its the 3rd time you've solved my problem for me!!!
Thank you once again!
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Hi all,
Hope you are all doing well in the new year. I'm trying to track down a version of the Backtrack 2 (32-Bit) .iso, the one still based on Slackware 11 and running the modified 2.6.20 kernel. Or even a VM of it if there is one availiable!
I know that it is a strange request, seeing as it is very outdated, but I'm trying to recreate a test environment that I was attacking as part of a course. I know that the target machine was running Backtrack 2 and I want to see what exploits will work against the modified kernel and have proof of concept to show that privelidge escalation can be done locally through many methods.
Does anyone have it laying aroud any where?
Many thanks!!!
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It's ok, found the solution. I've started the live desktop and connected to the router and then started the install kali option in the menu system... It isn't on the desktop anymore so I thought it had been removed!
Many thanks for your help any how!
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Hi Cooper, I'm pretty sure you helped me last time as well!!!
I don't know, is there a way I can load it before the install or drop to a command line?
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Please note this post is also on the Kali forums, I just poted here as I usually get a better responce.
Hi all,
I want to install Kali to my Dell XPS 13 (9333) ultrabook, in preparation for starting the OSCP course. I can run it from a USB into live mode absolutely fine, but I've noticed there is no installer on the desktop now. When I boot into the install mode or graphical install, it just won't connect to wifi at all. It can see the access point SSID, asks for the passphrase and just won't connect... But I can use wifi on the live desktop?
Has anyone resolved this before or can point me in the right direction?
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All sorted now. Got help via the github project page for the ubertooth. Problems were mainly caused by my error.
See here for solution: https://github.com/greatscottgadgets/ubertooth/issues/17
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Hi all,
I'm trying to get my ubertooth one to work in ubuntu 14.04 LTS. I followed the guide over at the github page which gives the following to compile/install kismet from source:
sudo apt-get install libpcap0.8-dev libcap-dev pkg-config build-essential libnl-dev libncurses-dev libpcre3-dev libpcap-dev libcap-dev wget https://kismetwireless.net/code/kismet-2013-03-R1b.tar.xz tar xf kismet-2013-03-R1b.tar.xz cd kismet-2013-03-R1b ln -s ../ubertooth-2014-02-R2/host/kismet/plugin-ubertooth . ./configure make && make plugins sudo make suidinstall sudo make plugins-install Add "pcapbtbb" to the "logtypes=..." line in kismet.conf
I then started kismet, set the ubertooth as the source and then go to set the plugin, but the ubertooth plugin is not there:
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Just tried wifite... But found that it sends so many deauths that its pretty obvious what is happening. Also it doesn't collect the WPA handshake. I'm still considering this as mission completed.
Many thanks Cooper!!!
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Right... Got it working in aircrack.
Had to install the most up to date version from the developer website and not use the version from the repo's and needed to sellect the channel when starting the mon0 interface using airmon-ng against wlan1.
Though I seem to remember that you never used to have to do this and the mon0 interface would just try all channels?
Next step if wifite.
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Only on my internal card. The one that doesn't support injection or monitor mode.
The external is 2.4GHz and my access point brodcasts both a 5GHz and a 2.4GHz SSID.
I've checked my kernel and it is 3.13.0-27-generic
Aircrack version is the same as yours now I have installed from source instead if repos.
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Cooper is right... There is a solution to be had here.
I've started with ubuntu 14.04 because it works straight out of the box on my XPS 13, and I'm going to try my best to stay with it.
I'll get back to you tomorrow as need to hit some uni-work or this is going to take up all my time.
Many thanks once again Cooper!
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I'm just using the aircrack-ng suite that is available from the repositories, and the kernel that comes with Ubuntu 14.04...
I'm on the aircrack-ng forums right now to see if anyone there has an idea where I'm going wrong.
Trying to find Merak Mail Server v8.9.1
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Hi all, I don't suppose anyone has a copy of Merak Mail Server v8.9.1 lying around at all? Want to have a play with testing the XSS vuln described here: goo.gl/3goGL6
Icewarp's website links to old software, but they are all unfortunately dead. :-(