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  1. Backing on with Cooper, a good way to do this if you don't have a target to practice yet and you need one. Grab a Raspberry Pi, good to practice as a target computer or web server. In terms of WiFi cracks, it wouldn't make sense for them to be detected, because aircrack-ng in terms of WiFi hacks only collects information for later use. I'm not sure about Wifite since I haven't used it before.

  2. You need to surround yourself with better people.

    Yeah, my friends get it but a few years ago I was getting some work done at the mall, and when I opened up the terminal to move some files around, when a mall cop came up to me and told me that if I didn't stop hacking he would confiscate my computer and escort me out of the mall :dry:. I had to explain to him what Linux was...

  3. I first started doing this just to learn some basic SSH by playing with PuTTY and WinSCP but now I find that it's a useful tool. When I ran a Linux host people automatically assumed I was stealing their credit card numbers or I was trying to hack into the government (some weird ridiculous stuff), but while running a Windows host with a Kali terminal I haven't had a single person complain.

  4. Check the teaser video on the HakShop, this definitely isn't a Mark V add-on. It looks entirely different. I am getting excited to see where it goes, but I probably will wait for a bit to buy it since I still have a lot to do with my Mark V

  5. Apparently there is a new Pineapple (Mark VI) coming out this December, as to wait or buy thats up to you. The Mark VI won't have as much support when it comes out, so if you're a beginner then I would say stick to the Mark V since there are already so many tutorials on it (and many threads on this site). But just looking at the quick advertisement for the Mark VI, I would say buy it. In terms of accessories they would still be compatible I'm guessing like the Pineapple doesn't really have "accessories" it's just compatible with many of the items on the HakShop (Ducky, Adapters, etc.).

  6. I definitely am interested if there was a little more power behind it. It only has a 1GHz processor and 512 MB of RAM, so it can be used for those easy projects at home but I would rather spend the extra $30 to get the B+ for the extra processing power and RAM.

  7. Well, what are you interested in? Hak5 does have an SDR specific kit that does come with the HackRF One. Now as you said you just started learning about SDR's. The Hak5 Field Kit is pretty pricey but you can purchase the RTL-SDR on its own in the HakShop. If you are outside of the US it would make more sense to buy it from Amazon (where I got mine). I find that it's a fun hobby and something worth looking into, I think the best place to see if SDR's are for you is here. It is a BlackHat Europe 2014 lecture that really peaked my interest in SDR's, after that I say just watch some SDR related Hak5 episodes.

  8. post-49382-0-31580200-1448683712_thumb.jpost-49382-0-34591200-1448683717_thumb.jI set up an awesome way to get the linux terminal on Windows without Cygwin. I threw Kali linux on my Raspberry Pi then plugged it into my computer via ethernet and assigned an IP to the Raspberry Pi via DHCP Server. Run the assigned IP through PuTTY, giving access to the linux terminal. So I usually hook up the Raspberry Pi to my computer from my backpack and thats it I have the power to run the linux terminal on a nice Windows UI. Anyone do something similar? Sorry that the photos didn't rotate properly.

  9. Hi my name is Jonah AKA Naru

    My favorite game: Any Kingdom Hearts game

    My favorite OS: Kali Linux

    Favorite Console: PS3

    Nationality: Canadian

    Accent: None

    Sex: Male

    Age: 17

    Race: Caucasian

    Height: 5' 10"

    Build: Not quite sure how to describe...

    Favorite Band: Barenaked Ladies

    Favorite Book: Kafka on the Shore

    Favorite Movie: Pulp Fiction

    Favorite TV Show: That 70s Show

    Favorite Actor: Michael Cera

    Favorite Actress: Angelina Jolie

    Favorite Pinup: Angelina Jolie

    Favorite Comedian: Jim Gaffigan

    Other Hobbies: Taekwondo, Japanese and anything computer related

    Occupation: Student

  10. It wouldn't make sense for the company to add a jammer that only makes a weak signal, also as cooper said

    You're allowed to bring in your smart phone which is a recording device. Not being able to transmit from there is quickly solved by taking your phone out of the building and nearer to a cell phone tower. If they're worried about the things you can access from your phone directly from the wireless network, they should put up a separate wireless network for any smart devices you bring.

    It just wouldn't make any sense for them to try and protect sensitive information by only jamming a signal when you would be able to take pictures, record audio and still use a weak GSM network in the building. In my opinion the building is probably made of a material the tends to be resistant to GSM signals, whether thats a paint, window coating or structural material.

  11. Based on my experience, when I had issues I would just reboot my adapter, first find your what interface your adapter is running on using:

    ifconfig
    

    Mine is wlan0, then just reset it using:

    ifconfig wlan0 down
    ifconfig wlan0 up
    

    From there you can either use the GUI to connect to the internet or try from the command line with:

    iwlist wlan0 scan
    iwconfig wlan0 essid [SSID] key s:[Network Key]
    

    That worked for me

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