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2010-05-12
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You shouldn't have to do anything, apart from reinstall Titan's kernel after the upgrade.
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2010-05-12
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working monitor mode and USB host (which is in progress) was two features that was separating this tablet from perfection.
Now i'm not regreting single euro i paid for n900.
Thank you
Now i'm not regreting single euro i paid for n900.
Thank you
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2010-05-12
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Hmm i think there is one problem with the kernel (i have the same issue with ubuntu and atheros chipset. I posted bug report http://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+so...ux/+bug/530449)
Aircrack-ng can not capture data packet, only frames. You can see it also on screenshoot posted at the begining of this topic. Lot of network and no single data packet - impossible
as far as i remember it was possible to capture a data packet on channel 6 in stock kernel, i can't confirm it now cause there is no channel 6 network around.
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ok i have checked this again using easy debian and aircrack.
I'm able to sniff data at unencrypted networks(didn't saw it before cause i have poor signal to unencrypted networks in my area)
whean i was trying to generate some traffic at my wpa2 network data packet does not increasing. But i can see data packet in wireshark but they are apear as malformed. Data packet don't have a source MAC adress - that is why aircrack doesn't see them (in the same time my debian lenny on pc can see the same packets source MAC adress and aircrack data packet count goes up
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Last edited by hardkorek; 2010-05-12 at 22:57.
Aircrack-ng can not capture data packet, only frames. You can see it also on screenshoot posted at the begining of this topic. Lot of network and no single data packet - impossible
as far as i remember it was possible to capture a data packet on channel 6 in stock kernel, i can't confirm it now cause there is no channel 6 network around.
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ok i have checked this again using easy debian and aircrack.
I'm able to sniff data at unencrypted networks(didn't saw it before cause i have poor signal to unencrypted networks in my area)
whean i was trying to generate some traffic at my wpa2 network data packet does not increasing. But i can see data packet in wireshark but they are apear as malformed. Data packet don't have a source MAC adress - that is why aircrack doesn't see them (in the same time my debian lenny on pc can see the same packets source MAC adress and aircrack data packet count goes up
screenshot:
Last edited by hardkorek; 2010-05-12 at 22:57.
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2010-05-13
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Originally Posted by hardkorek
Sadly you are right, it is impossible to capture encrypted data packets. I suspect the hardware decryption of the wl1251 chip to break encrypted packets. I will try to fix it, but at this point I can't promise anything.
Aircrack-ng can not capture data packet, only frames. You can see it also on screenshoot posted at the begining of this topic. Lot of network and no single data packet - impossible
-------------------update------------
ok i have checked this again using easy debian and aircrack.
I'm able to sniff data at unencrypted networks(didn't saw it before cause i have poor signal to unencrypted networks in my area)
whean i was trying to generate some traffic at my wpa2 network data packet does not increasing. But i can see data packet in wireshark but they are apear as malformed. Data packet don't have a source MAC adress - that is why aircrack doesn't see them (in the same time my debian lenny on pc can see the same packets source MAC adress and aircrack data packet count goes up
My recent tests showed that this doesn't break WPA handshake capturing as the handshake itself only consists of unencrypted 802.11 data packets.
Therefore this bug only affects WEP cracking and general data sniffing whereas Wardriving and WPA cracking isn't affected.
Originally Posted by hardkorek
I have checked some old capture files made with Kismet and the stock kernel without patched driver. It shows exactly the same problem.
as far as i remember it was possible to capture a data packet on channel 6 in stock kernel, i can't confirm it now cause there is no channel 6 network around.
Last edited by lxp; 2010-05-13 at 11:33.
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2010-05-13
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lxp,
Thank you for your quick responses on previous posts. Can you please tell me where the "kismet.conf" file is your Kismet N900 version? I understand usually it's in "/etc/kimset/kismet.conf" on the desktop version of Kismet.
The reason I would like to get access to kismet.conf is disable the AutoGroup settings which are normally set to:
# Do we autogroup data-only networks?
autogroup_data=true
# Do we autogroup adhoc networks?
autogroup_adhoc=true
I want to do this because sometimes Kismet on the N900 shows that it can see 5 to 10 networks, but provides no real detailed entries other than "AutoGroup" (no SSIDs, but does show apparent MAC address of clients).
Please let the group know, thank you again.
Thank you for your quick responses on previous posts. Can you please tell me where the "kismet.conf" file is your Kismet N900 version? I understand usually it's in "/etc/kimset/kismet.conf" on the desktop version of Kismet.
The reason I would like to get access to kismet.conf is disable the AutoGroup settings which are normally set to:
# Do we autogroup data-only networks?
autogroup_data=true
# Do we autogroup adhoc networks?
autogroup_adhoc=true
I want to do this because sometimes Kismet on the N900 shows that it can see 5 to 10 networks, but provides no real detailed entries other than "AutoGroup" (no SSIDs, but does show apparent MAC address of clients).
Please let the group know, thank you again.
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2010-05-13
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AFAIK, it says right in his blog post. In any fashion, it's /opt/kismet/etc/kismet.conf
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2010-05-13
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Originally Posted by mail_e36
You can find it on my blog. Here is the important part for your question:
Can you please tell me where the "kismet.conf" file is your Kismet N900 version? I understand usually it's in "/etc/kimset/kismet.conf" on the desktop version of Kismet.
Logfiles are located in /home/user/MyDocs (path can be configured in the Kismet server configuration located in /opt/kismet/etc/kismet.conf)
UI/Client configuration files are located in /home/user/.kismet or /root/.kismet (if running as root)
Server configuration files are located in /opt/kismet/etc
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2010-05-13
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Unfortunately I was not able to locate the "autogroup_data" field in the UI/Client configuration file which is located in /home/user/.kismet. (or any other files in that directory). I also wasn't able to locate the "autogroup_data" field in the kismet.conf file.
Can anyone point me in the right direction? The reason I would like to get access to find the autogroup_data field is disable the AutoGroup settings which are normally set to:
# Do we autogroup data-only networks?
autogroup_data=true
# Do we autogroup adhoc networks?
autogroup_adhoc=true
Last edited by mail_e36; 2010-05-13 at 17:28.
Can anyone point me in the right direction? The reason I would like to get access to find the autogroup_data field is disable the AutoGroup settings which are normally set to:
# Do we autogroup data-only networks?
autogroup_data=true
# Do we autogroup adhoc networks?
autogroup_adhoc=true
Last edited by mail_e36; 2010-05-13 at 17:28.
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2010-05-13
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Sadly you are right, it is impossible to capture encrypted data packets. I suspect the hardware decryption of the wl1251 chip to break encrypted packets. I will try to fix it, but at this point I can't promise anything.
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2010-05-13
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Originally Posted by mail_e36
I quickly did a grep on the Kismet code and couldn't find anything relevant, so it currently might be impossible in Kismet newcore.
Unfortunately I was not able to locate the "autogroup_data" field in the UI/Client configuration file which is located in /home/user/.kismet. (or any other files in that directory). I also wasn't able to locate the "autogroup_data" field in the kismet.conf file.
Can anyone point me in the right direction?
I have forwarded your question to dragorn (the Kismet developer). As soon as I get an answer I will update my post.
UPDATE: Also dragorn said it is currently not possible and it looks like he is currently not planing to implement it in the near future, as he would welcome patches. I am sorry but I also won't implement it because I have enough on my todo list with higher priority.
Last edited by lxp; 2010-05-14 at 15:36.
