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long time lurker, and I don't post often. However I've been having some trouble getting easy creds to work. I go through the setup and type in the addresses and gateways I think I need to use, however when I try to connect to my newly formed network, it times out and says I cannot connect. I am sure I am plugging in addresses wrong. Any help?
Oh I am running it in VMware, with an ASUS adapter that I know works in mon mode.
So...my first question is which attack are you looking to execute? I recently posted some videos on youtube that walk you through a couple of the basic attacks.
brav0hax - YouTube
Let me know if your still having issues.
My smartar$e answer is "So put the correct details in...."Quote:
I am sure I am plugging in addresses wrong. Any help?
My real answer is ask why you feel this is the problem and ask for more explicit details (how's your network setup, what values are you putting in, what's the actual text of the error you get, etc.).
Hello,Quote:
Originally Posted by ericmilam
After I enter the target range format for nmap "192.168.1.1/24" is not creating the victim host list on my desktop like it does with yours. Any idea? Also when it finish scanning for live host's is doen't say "Remember to remove IP's that will not be poisoned.
You need to enter 192.168.1.0/24 the .1 address is the gateway.Quote:
Originally Posted by ghostsoul
"you need to enter 192.168.1.0/24 the .1 address is the gateway."
I have still same problem. It doesn't create host file.
BTW Gateway is 192.168.1.1
192.168.1.0/24 or 192.168.1.1/24 will do the same thing, it will scan the 256 ip addresses. It is about netmask, 24 bit so it will scan the las octet 0 to 255 (256) ip addresses.Quote:
Originally Posted by skvitkromkalka
xxx.xxx.xxx.0 is ID network
xxx.xxx.xxx.255 is broadcast (for the LAN Segment, not the whole lan).
Try giving nmap: 192.168.1.1-254
Again, tehre is no need to scan the Network ID (0) and the broadcast (255)..
Hope it helps.