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2010-09-20
, 17:59
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#542
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Originally Posted by adhrie
Can you tell me in pm the details? I cannot write to you pm cuz i dont have permission. You can add me on MSN too.
actually you can use aircrack without neopwn...
all you need is the patched driver for n900 to have injection capability
(which currently released as part of the neopwn)
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2010-09-20
, 18:19
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#543
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Originally Posted by aureonfirewire
There already are instructions on how to install neopwn, there are instructions on how to run the tools contained in neopwn all over the net... if you are too stupid to go look for them, frankly, you dont deserve to be able to use these tools... we dont need wanna-be hackers that want to be spoonfed everything around here. Make some effort to learn on your own, ask intelligent questions, and we may help you.
so my friends ,are you normal or very stupid ,whay you dont make some simple instructions how to run neopwn ,and respond to the problems of others , and put the . on this ,and why is not separete topics about neopwn aplications ,like metasploit or set tools ,,neopwn is not only the ariplay and cracking wep ,maybe set tools and metasploit can maide without neopwn ,so maybe we dont need neopwn ,if they fucccck as ,to still whaitnig and some nitroid here is rule ,whay bothering neopwn any more ?
Flashhh: in terminal, type "sudo apt-get install aircrack-ng", without quotes. It will download the aircrack package and install. You should be able to use most functionality except for injection, which currently is only in the neopwnv2 download. You'll probably need to wait for public beta to get it. But for now, you can do things with it without injection.
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2010-09-20
, 18:28
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#544
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can someone upload the patch for wlan?
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2010-09-20
, 18:33
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#545
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Originally Posted by Jaxin
Flashhh: in terminal, type "sudo apt-get install aircrack-ng", without quotes. It will download the aircrack package and install. You should be able to use most functionality except for injection, which currently is only in the neopwnv2 download. You'll probably need to wait for public beta to get it. But for now, you can do things with it without injection.
Oh I see... so the only thing i can do is waiting for the public release
I have aircrack-ng and I used it, but the main point is the injection. So its worthless to googleing spanish forums, the injection is working under neopwn if i understand well...
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2010-09-20
, 18:48
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#546
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Originally Posted by crash16
Sorry, but ethics prevents at least me from doing so... please respect the developer's work, it will be released when he feels it is ready... closed beta seems to be over, so hopefully open beta will be out soon.
can someone upload the patch for wlan?
Flashhh: honestly I dont know anything about the spanish guides, but injection modules from neopwn do work quite well. Again, hopefully neopwn open beta will be released soon
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2010-09-20
, 23:09
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#547
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Originally Posted by anapospastos
The tutorials i've seen in spanish are about cracking WEP passively. Certain ISP's password generating way was discovered, so its possyble to crack WEP of those routers with only 7 IVs!
There is a way to crack a wep key without using neopwn. A spanish forum has released 2 tutorials for it, just search..
But nothing about aireplay working or handshake capturing, so...
(Yea, I have to google more
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2010-09-21
, 19:43
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#548
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Good Afternoon to Ya' All:
Just my first post here:
First check out these screen shots.........
Screenshot 03 shows Airodump-ng locked on 3 APs. All on different channels, 1, 4 and 6.
Screenshot 05 proves injection working on two channel, 1 and 4.
One AP is mine and the other is the neighbors, so the N900 wlan0 wifi has decent range.
The last screenshot is the reason for this post:
Screenshot 12 shows the error message ( not foundh: line2: etc.),
I get while trying to run the Auto on script (not part of NeoPwn) for the injection drivers included in NeoPwn.
'insneomod.sh' is the script. As you can see I have given every permission possible and tried to run it from about every directory possible.
When I load the 'drivers and ko.s' manually, ie rmmod-ing and insmod-ing, one at a time in X-term, as you can see from screenshot 05, the injection 'drivers_patches' do function as advertised.
Please see script attachment below.........screenshot13.
I've been using BackTrack since BT2 beta. I believe I understand a little about linux OS, but something is eluding me on this one.
I am hoping someone here can give me some advice as to what this error(s) relates to on the Maemo platform.
Could something be broken in my N900 that keeps the scripts from running?
Probably just a stupid oversight on my part........
Will be interested in your comments..
Thanx
Lost_bro
Last edited by lost_bro; 2010-09-21 at 19:57. Reason: add info.
Just my first post here:
First check out these screen shots.........
Screenshot 03 shows Airodump-ng locked on 3 APs. All on different channels, 1, 4 and 6.
Screenshot 05 proves injection working on two channel, 1 and 4.
One AP is mine and the other is the neighbors, so the N900 wlan0 wifi has decent range.
The last screenshot is the reason for this post:
Screenshot 12 shows the error message ( not foundh: line2: etc.),
I get while trying to run the Auto on script (not part of NeoPwn) for the injection drivers included in NeoPwn.
'insneomod.sh' is the script. As you can see I have given every permission possible and tried to run it from about every directory possible.
When I load the 'drivers and ko.s' manually, ie rmmod-ing and insmod-ing, one at a time in X-term, as you can see from screenshot 05, the injection 'drivers_patches' do function as advertised.
Please see script attachment below.........screenshot13.
I've been using BackTrack since BT2 beta. I believe I understand a little about linux OS, but something is eluding me on this one.
I am hoping someone here can give me some advice as to what this error(s) relates to on the Maemo platform.
Could something be broken in my N900 that keeps the scripts from running?
Probably just a stupid oversight on my part........
Will be interested in your comments..
Thanx
Lost_bro
Last edited by lost_bro; 2010-09-21 at 19:57. Reason: add info.
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2010-09-21
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#549
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Originally Posted by lost_bro
From looking at one of your screenshots, it looks like the script is looking for /.neo in MyDocs directory, where it looks like to me that your .neo directory is off of root?
Good Afternoon to Ya' All:
Just my first post here:
First check out these screen shots.........
Screenshot 03 shows Airodump-ng locked on 3 APs. All on different channels, 1, 4 and 6.
Screenshot 05 proves injection working on two channel, 1 and 4.
One AP is mine and the other is the neighbors, so the N900 wlan0 wifi has decent range.
The last screenshot is the reason for this post:
Screenshot 12 shows the error message ( not foundh: line2: etc.),
I get while trying to run the Auto on script (not part of NeoPwn) for the injection drivers included in NeoPwn.
'insneomod.sh' is the script. As you can see I have given every permission possible and tried to run it from about every directory possible.
When I load the 'drivers and ko.s' manually, ie rmmod-ing and insmod-ing, one at a time in X-term, as you can see from screenshot 05, the injection 'drivers_patches' do function as advertised.
Please see script attachment below.........screenshot13.
I've been using BackTrack since BT2 beta. I believe I understand a little about linux OS, but something is eluding me on this one.
I am hoping someone here can give me some advice as to what this error(s) relates to on the Maemo platform.
Could something be broken in my N900 that keeps the scripts from running?
Probably just a stupid oversight on my part........
Will be interested in your comments..
Thanx
Lost_bro
Maybe if you move it (/.neo) to the MyDocs folder, it will work?
That, and it looks like you cant rmmod the first three modules because they are already removed... why dont you try the other script (rmneomod.sh) that came with the package to set it back to normal... you can do lsmod to see what modules are currently there...
Last edited by Jaxin; 2010-09-21 at 21:05.
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2010-09-21
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thanx for the reply Jaxin
Well;
"From looking at one of your screenshots, it looks like the script is looking for /.neo in MyDocs directory, where it looks like to me that your .neo directory is off of root?
Maybe if you move it (/.neo) to the MyDocs folder, it will work?"
I actually have the same files located now at at least 5 locations on the N900. As I said I have tried to run the script from multiple locations, including placing the script objects in various locations.
Tried the lsmod as you suggested and it seems the modules are not loading, as I lose wlan0 when I run 'sh insneomod.sh' and have to reset it using the 'wifi switcher' from the repository. Very strange as the script is doing what the wifi switcher does. It disconnects the interface and w/ the iwconfig command I get zero wireless interfaces.
But, the 'wifi switcher' restores the connectivity / modules to the lsmod
readout.
When I run the 'rmneomod.sh' script, it will not reset the modules either.
Guess this won't be real easy to figure out. Strange part is that others claim that the scripts work just fine by them selves.
Maybe I have hacked the N900 to much already????????????
Or maybe there is conflicting software??????????
Let me know if you have any other thoughts on the matter.
thanx
lost_bro
Last edited by lost_bro; 2010-09-21 at 22:43. Reason: wrong name
Well;
"From looking at one of your screenshots, it looks like the script is looking for /.neo in MyDocs directory, where it looks like to me that your .neo directory is off of root?
Maybe if you move it (/.neo) to the MyDocs folder, it will work?"
I actually have the same files located now at at least 5 locations on the N900. As I said I have tried to run the script from multiple locations, including placing the script objects in various locations.
Tried the lsmod as you suggested and it seems the modules are not loading, as I lose wlan0 when I run 'sh insneomod.sh' and have to reset it using the 'wifi switcher' from the repository. Very strange as the script is doing what the wifi switcher does. It disconnects the interface and w/ the iwconfig command I get zero wireless interfaces.
But, the 'wifi switcher' restores the connectivity / modules to the lsmod
readout.
When I run the 'rmneomod.sh' script, it will not reset the modules either.
Guess this won't be real easy to figure out. Strange part is that others claim that the scripts work just fine by them selves.
Maybe I have hacked the N900 to much already????????????
Or maybe there is conflicting software??????????
Let me know if you have any other thoughts on the matter.
thanx
lost_bro
Last edited by lost_bro; 2010-09-21 at 22:43. Reason: wrong name
My name was Maemo, then it became Meego and now I'm getting a third one. I am Sailfish.