Could be due to signal strength. Or maybe you turned on mac filtering in the mean time?
Are you sure your device is wlan0? When i do this airmon-ng turns my default wlan0 adapter into virtual one in...

Because they have no x64 platform to develop for? It's a closed circle which should be broken by platform developers in order to encourage developers for 64bit appz

go try with fragmentation attack. Also this is first time i see someone performing association via airodump-ng - do that via aireplay as supposed. also get familiar with what ARP is and how it's...

Yes haez i see your point, but my point is not to reinvent the wheel. My point is that writing your own piece of code for this problem can give you way more flexibility. you can design scope of each...

here is a snippet for first token to be random letter and for 3rd token to be random number. duplicate that couple of times, throw it in a loop and write it to text file and you are done :). also...

I just don't understand why people have need to use "tool" for such things when it can be done with <10 lines of code in any language.

How do you mean you aint getting any if it says "reading 1140" packets?:rolleyes: just try running aircrack long enough and it will be fine. :cool:

Patiance is a virtue.

And if that doesn't...

I belive your "real" interface is wlan0, and monX is virtual one. Try ifconfig wlan0 down and then change mac of wlan0. After that get it up and create monX interface with airmon-ng.

I belive this is not more than 3 lines in C, that being stated, i doubt such program exists for distribution.

I belive dual boot is best way to start learning linux. you can easily switch OS quite fast, and you get functionality of both. That way if linux annoys the hell out of you (which was common thing...

You can boot Your Live USB and mount Windows partition - to see how it's done google the "mount" command. If that goes ok, you should be able to clean up your drive.

Allthough, i dont think this...

you can do it automaticaly if your network has dynamic IP addressing with starting wicd client. Do that with "wicd start".

If you use static addresing then you can still configure it through wicd...

i only wonder how's the file so big...i havel open wall's wordlist with about 5M lines and it's only ~50MB heavy?

There is a default BT4 dictionary located in /pentest/passwords/wordlists that contains about 1.7M words...if you want more extensive ones google them..i did just recently and found nice supply of...

If I am not wrong -3 is replay option, so as the word says, it replays ARP req's. That means it has to capture first some packets in order to inject them...long ago i read somewhere that pinging an...