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    How to convert a Vmware image to ISO?

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    Posted · Edited by ViTALiTY

    Ok so, I got around to trying this:

    http://www.turnkeylinux.org/blog/convert-vm-iso

    And I'm stuck in this:

    mount -o loop turnkey-core.raw turnkey-core.mount

    Error: "mount: you must specify the filesystem type"

    So maybe the VM has partitions.

    Then I did these two:

    loopdev=$(losetup -s -f turnkey-core.raw)apt-get install kpartxAnd I got stuck here:kpartx -a $loopdev

    Error:

    llseek error
    device-mapper: resume ioctl on loop0p1 failed: Invalid argument
    create/reload failed on loop0p1
    device-mapper: resume ioctl on loop0p2 failed: Invalid argument
    create/reload failed on loop0p2

    And I have absolutely no idea on what to do now.

    How to convert a Vmware image to ISO?

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    Posted

    Isn't there a slight danger here in that your hardware may not be properly supported from this image since it's now configured to work with the virtual/emulated hardware exposed within the VM?

    As a starting point, I'd suggest going the 'cp -a' route. Using fdisk create a sufficiently large partition on a USB stick but don't mark it as bootable just yet.

    Find out what the UUID of the USB stick's partition is by running

    ls -al /dev/disk/by-uuid

    You're going to need that uuid exactly as presented there a few times...

    Mount the stick from within the virtual, let's assume you have /mnt/stick for that, and then, from the root directory:

    cp -a /bin /mnt/stick
cp -a /boot /mnt/stick
etc. etc.
cp -a /var /mnt/stick

    As you do this, exclude the dev, proc and sys folders. Just create these directories in /mnt/stick when you're done. Remove /mnt/stick/etc/mtab as that file keeps track of the currently mounted filesystems and the OS now on your stick hasn't mounted anything.

    Having done this, restart the virtual with the stick in it. If you're using lilo then at the boot prompt select the normal image you'd use and type, after the name, root=UUID=<the uuid of the stick's partition>

    If you're using grub, select the option you'd normally use and, from that menu, select edit and append that bit to the kernel parameters.

    End result is that you should now be running your VMWare's Linux kernel but using of the stick for disk. Once booted up, it's a good idea to verify this by running 'mount' and making sure '/' is mounted as the device with that UUID. If it's the case, update your /etc/fstab and your grub/lilo config file(s) such that it now points at the USB stick. In all cases where a device name is needed and you want to specify the stick, write simply "UUID=<the uuid of the stick's partition>". You can't use /dev/sdX9 since in that the X and the 9 will be different from one machine to the next whereas the uuid will remain constant.

    Finally, run fdisk on your stick again and mark the stick's partition as bootable.

    From this point on your stick should contain a live copy of your OS, capable of being booted on any machine, assuming that the kernel on there supports all the hardware present on the box.

    Thanks for the help, but I guess that is way too much for me. :unsure:

    Portforwarding on MKV

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    Hi guys.

    So, I have a network that is kind of far away from me, and I have a Yagi Turbotenna. I need to connect to that network, and I need to have some ports forwarded.

    So I was thinking of connecting to the network with the antenna and my laptop, and forwarding the ports. Then, with the Pineapple, using the Yagi antenna on it forwarding the ports I need on the pineapple.

    That way I could connect to the network being far away as I am from it.

    Would that work?

    I need a new antenna.

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    Posted

    Because you don't have the knowledge you assume you don't have the time.

    is a youtube video of some ADHD retard making a wifi antenna using a standard USB wifi adapter (no external antenna so ultra-cheap), a colander, a USB extension cord and some hot glue. Seriously, if a basket case like that can make this, anybody can.

    Thanks, but... Like I said, out of my reach. :P

    What do you guys think of this one?

    http://www.ebay.com/itm/TP-LINK-2-4GHz-24dBi-Long-Range-Parabolic-Wireless-Outdoor-Antenna-TL-ANT2424B-/121200871021?pt=US_Networking_Boosters_Extenders_Antennas&hash=item1c3822866d

    Also, what's a good adapter I should get? And what cable?

    I want it to connect directly to my laptop.

    I need a new antenna.

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    Posted

    Hello there.

    So, I am in need of a new wifi antenna (with USB adapter) and I need some suggestions.

    Long range is needed. Bought one of those chinese Yagi antennas and it sucks.

    The best one I have ever had was the TurboTenna, by Dannets. It was expensive, about 100$, but it was a beast.

    I need something less expensive that can pack as much horsepower as possible.

    Things as injection and such are not really needed, I don't plan to use it on attacks, but that with be a plus.

    Thanks in advance.

    Need help creating a very basic and simple linux script.

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    Posted · Edited by ViTALiTY

    Hello there.

    I need to get reaver to run non-stop, but I prefer to really use reaver instead of the infusion.

    So I need to write a script that will run this command:

    reaver -i mon0 -E -n -w -b BSSID HERE -e "SOMENETWORK" -c 6 -a -vv >> reaver.log

    I will then get the log infusion to read the reaver.log file.

    Basically that's it.

    I want it to run from SSH, so I can logout from there and it continues working. So that later I can check the log infusion to see how things are going.

    I made one myself, but it stopped working when I logged out of SSH.

    Thanks in advance.

    Write me a simple linux script. Get some AAA Steam games!

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    Posted · Edited by ViTALiTY

    THANKS! Deeply appreciated mate!

    Now, I didn't really want to bother you anymore with this, but it seems I am doing something wrong.

    Basically, here's the thing. I want to crack a friend's WPS router. But it locks me out every 10 tries. So I have to MDK3 the router until it reboots. After the router reboots, it changes the channel. It alternates between channel 6 and channel 1.

    I changed the script to my needs:

    http://pastebin.com/3uHWm0QT

    Then I SSH'd into the pineapple, SCPd the file to it and:

    http://pastebin.com/LwVtfMDr

    And that happens...

    Write me a simple linux script. Get some AAA Steam games!

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    Posted

    So, I need to have a script (I was recommended to use "at") that has to do the following commands:


    Command 1, Command 2, Command 3, Command 4, and Command 5.


    Command 1 is executed for 12 minutes. Then, it stops.


    Right after, Command 2, 3, 4 and 5 are executed for 10 minutes. Then, they stop.


    Command 1 is executed again for 12 minutes. Then, stop it.


    Commands 2, 3, 4 and 5 are executed again for 10 minutes, WITH a minor switch in one of the switches. Then, they stop.


    Repeat everything above.


    If you think you can do this, hit me a PM. It's related to reaver and mdk3, so it's not that hard, I just don't know how to do it.


    I am willing to offer two (or more) of these Steam games:


    Call of Duty: Black Ops


    GRID 2


    THIEF


    Payday 2


    The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Legendary Edition


    Far Cry 3


    Assassin's Creed IV Black Flag


    Goat Simulator


    Dishonored GOTY


    Thanks in advance!

    Need to run/sleep commands from shell. How to do it?

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    Posted

    Using the 'at' command you can schedule a command to run a relative time from now in the future.

    Going this route is probably more convenient because unlike with the Cron approach you can simply start a sequence at any time and have it perform everything you want it to, all relative to the moment at which you started the script. End your script with a command that reruns your full script at the appropriate time in the future whenever the intended result hasn't been reached just yet and you should be done.

    Any easy way to write a script like that?

    Searched google a bit and found out some sites in which I can paste the commands and configure the minutes, and the site returns the cron script.

    Anything like that for "at"?

    Thanks for your reply!

    Need to run/sleep commands from shell. How to do it?

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    Posted

    I would say look into cron jobs aka crontab.

    If I'm thinking properly, reaver will lock onto a channel when it finds the target, so you may not need to specify the channel for mon0 to run your mdk3 commands. When the commands stop (probably a killall mdk3 in cron), reaver will re-scan and find the channel and continue, which locks the channel on mon0. Then mdk3 commands shouldn't change the channel and rinse repeat.

    I could be wrong or this may not be the best way, just woke up.

    I will look into that, thanks.

    But yes, the MDK3 attacks will make the router reboot and it will change channel, it alternates between channel 1 and channel 6.

    Anyway, will take a look when I have the time and will report back.

    Need to run/sleep commands from shell. How to do it?

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    Posted

    So, because all of the scripts I've tried to automate reaver and MDK3 are not working properly, I need to try to do things on my own.

    This is basically what I need.

    Reaver will stay open in one shell, cracking the WPS.

    It has to be Reaver doing this because I can execute Reaver without the -c command, after the AP reboots with the MDK3 attack, it will change channel (changes between 1 and 6, always), and for Bully I have always to give the -c command so I'll leave Bully off.

    Allright, so, Reaver will always stay open.

    The AP will lock forever after 10 wrong pins. Let's say reaver will take 12 minutes to go all over the 10 pins (made it to try 1 pin/minute, and also better give it some delay).

    Now the difficult part where I need help.

    These 4 commands have to be executed:

    mdk3 mon0 a -a **:**:**:**:**:** -m

    mdk3 mon0 b -a **:**:**:**:**:** -n "*************" -h -c *

    mdk3 mon0 d -a **:**:**:**:**:** -c *

    mdk3 mon0 m -t **:**:**:**:**:**

    For about 10 minutes, and then stop, so that the AP reboots and reaver can continue.

    So basically:

    Reaver starts to work, for 12 minutes.

    The commands start to work after 12 minutes of Reaver starting.

    They all run for 10 minutes, then stop.

    Reaver starts again, will look for the channel again, and continue for 12 minutes.

    Reaver stops, the commands start to work for 10 minutes.

    And like this, forever (Reaver would eventually find the pin).

    Another thing that worries me is that 2 of the MDK3 commands need the channel. And the channel would change every 10 minutes of those commands working, so they would have to change every new time they are executed...

    I know this is a little confusing, but if anyone could help that would be amazing.

    Thanks in advance.

    [Support] WPS

    in Mark V Infusions

    Posted

    Most people can't figure it out. The process is a bit odd. Why he didn't post it to YouTube idk. Would have saved me allot of time. I have got bully to work. But can't test it on the router I have up right now. Will try again next week. Bully is great but it didn't have the responsive actions that reaver has. It takes less time but may lock the router.

    They have equal chances of locking the routers, it doesn't depend on the software but rather on the router.

    I was finally able to not get locked by setting reaver to try 1 pin every 60 seconds. Seems to going good.

    This is gonna take a lot of time, but at least it's working.

    Bully needs a decent working feature like this.

    [Support] WPS

    in Mark V Infusions

    Posted · Edited by ViTALiTY

    Yea, I would appreciate if you posted the link.

    I think people should start looking more at Bully and not reaver. Bully can attack APs with only 40% power, I tested that myself. Reaver, to attack decently, needs at least 80%, and among other features that Bully has and Reaver doesn't.

    Thanks in advance.

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