If you run a lspci in bash, whats the output? Do you see the Atheros Communications Inc. AR9285 Wireless Network Adapter in that list?

Also if you try the following
/etc/ini.td/wicd start and...

Just bumping the thread as I still havent resolved this. There is a massive section on the right side of the screen and I cannot fix it, any suggestions are welcome.

Thanks

Yeah I wana add my 2c as well, thanks for the brilliant support all round, even though google helps a lot you guys definitely helped the most with my first steps on Linux, thnx u!

Well try get your networking running first and foremost.

/etc/init.d/wicd start

Then open Wicd Manager and Select Properties for the connection. Then fill in the necessary stuff including IP...

Good day all, I want to find out if anyone came across this. With my BT when I open Maltego and maximise the screen then the right side isnt expanded properly.

I thought it was possible it was the...

Only thing I can see there is that maybe you need to specify which interface to send the packets from.

nmap -sP -e ppp0 10.xxx.xxx.x/24

Try that and see the output, Im not too sure what the -sP...

On this topic of crunch what are the recommended lengths and combinations to be using. I tried to generate the exact same wordlist as the OP and filled my lil hard drive no probs.

I have 2TB of...

Follow sagaci's recommendation:

You need to mount /dev/sdxx /mnt/folder

With regards to using the tools to specify wordlist location.

Enjoy :)

I know we havent mentioned SMB but thats what I have used for now and works pretty well for transferring files.

So in a Konquerer windows type smb://"ip address"and you should get username and...

Good day all. I have been messing around with BT4 for a few months now, and managed to code my own script.

I looked at a few other scripts for ideas etc but here they are finally...

Its very...

Woah definitely a brilliant thread and taking this in myself, as when I started I was trying to find out the exact same info :)

I would say sticky this.

With regards to this Im still very new...

+1 wat sickness suggested.

He assisted me in the past, and the conclusion was, going through proxies slows you down terribly if its public proxies and secondly you need to get a hold of a list of...

Absolutely brilliant. It works like a bomb. I just need to test the BackTrack Linux - Penetration Testing Distribution proxy but rest of the stuff in the meantime.

Excellent work

The one bit of advice I can give, you need a REDIRECT command from port 8080 to 80 :) Thats all you getting though...

Try a different encoding method for it. I know Im running Avast and picked up the same issue when trying to copy a payload across.

You dont need to use WICD but just run update-rc.d networking defaults to save these as default settings so that in future when you boot up it will auto connect each time :)

Some of the IPS/IDS's reassemble the packets even if they are fragmented.
I know it doesnt benefit you at all in this situation but just thought I would share :)

Ok here is a wicked site that will definitely benefit you, it helped me perfectly :)

Wireless Security 802.11 Security Wirelessdefence.org Index

If I were you just double check your WICD is...

As far as I know the -f is used to avoid IDS/IPS's as they check for scans like that. And I highly doubt that someone will be running Wireshark just for fun.

If the IPS/IDS detects a whole bunch...

I would consider running this https://www.grc.com/passwords.htm
I created a 63 char string which is running WPA2-PSK and MAC filtering on my home wireless. As far as I have read and know, thats...

+1 what compaq suggested. Hirens BootCD is absolutely fantastic and its a brilliant thing to have :)

I know i have used Knoppix in the past to remount a drive and that helped a bit... But Hirens...

From previous MITM attacks I have done the username/password appeared on the screen. Here I cannot trace it?
I even tried to check the ssl_log.txt and thats only the SSL certificate info. Am I...

Im surprised you had an issue with that driver tho. I have the same wireless NIC and no issues from the upgrade.

Just glad you resolved the issue

If you run ifconfig -a whats the output? Also have you run /etc/init.d/networking start? Try running those for now and then run /etc/init.d/wicd start and then explore the K Menu and Internet and...

Quite correct follows CKings advice, hes definitely on the money.

Sounds like your wireless hasnt installed correctly as by default the wireless should be wlan0

In the WICD manager you should...