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I think I just bought a $35 keyring.... can't get it to do anything with Mint Linux. The Yubikey Personalisation tool just says its not inserted... bahh **Edit... gmail works ok in Chrome and now Firefox

So i've just ordered myself a Yubi Key NFC (the blue one) from amazon, has anyone used one of these with Mint Linux to add 2 factor to logging into their machine?

I moved it from one LUKS partition to another and it has stopped complaining and now syncs...

I use linux and LUKS filesystem on my devices.... I also use Dropbox for storing my music collection and things.. the linux client has just stopped supporting my filesystem... any suggestions?

There was a Hak5 edition where they powered a Tetra from a lead acid battery... however your issue is with the engine running you will be outputting ~15v to the Tertraa which may not be good. Use a 12v regulator.

Answered my own question.... https://github.com/althonos/instaLooter

I know a slow intensive way but is there a convenient tool such as youtube-dl?

I believe it was meant to be a one off movie originally but was turned into a series.

Thanks guys, I fixed it in the end and added a few extra bits... it takes a .16800 pmkid file and prints out the ssid of each separate pmkid. #!/bin/bash function hex2string () { I=0 while [ $I -lt ${#1} ]; do echo -en "\x"${1:$I:2} let "I += 2" done } read -p 'Enter PMKID filename: ' filename while read -r pmkid; do ssid="${pmkid:59:500}" hex2string "$ssid" echo echo "$pmkid" done < $filename

I have this bash script which functions but I am confused as my output appears as below with the stdout directly BEFORE my next bash prompt. What formatting do I need to change to fix this? #!/bin/bash function hex2string () { I=0 while [ $I -lt ${#1} ]; do echo -en "\x"${1:$I:2} let "I += 2" done } read -p 'Hexstring: ' varname hex2string "$varname" me@unknown ~ $ ./hex2ascii Hexstring: 4e4554474541523437 NETGEAR47me@unknown ~ $

...confirm the MAC for the blackbox, deauth it and see what happens. ?

I think people definitely need really good passwords on Apple IDs...

Ok so I found my own answer, it is a new method to crack a PSK and you only have to capture a packet directly from the router without any other real users being needed! https://forum.hashkiller.co.uk/topic-view.aspx?t=25310&amp;m=184044#184044

I just grabbed the latest development build of hashcat and took a look at the available hash modes in the help. The latest release 4.1.0 only has the modes below for WPA which I understand 2500 | WPA/WPA2 | Network Protocols < this is used to try a wordlist against a capture 2501 | WPA/WPA2 PMK | Network Protocols < this is used to try a series of pre-computed hashes against a capture Now the latest development version has the following: Can anyone explain to me what the difference between the 4 modes below are? 2500 | WPA-EAPOL-PBKDF2 | Network Protocols 2501 | WPA-EAPOL-PMK | Network Protocols 16800 | WPA-PMKID-PBKDF2 | Network Protocols 16801 | WPA-PMKID-PMK | Network Protocols

I'm using Kali 2018.1 and i've added the bleeding edge repository (not sure if its relevant) when I try and use MDK3 to deauth a MAC address it just hangs at "will refresh black list after 3 seconds" and doesn't inject and packets. I found a copy of MDK4 and when compiled this does work... has anyone else experienced this issue?