http://www.kismetwireless.net/documentation.shtml
http://backtrack.offensive-security....e=HCL:Wireless
Its in the two links have a look and report back your success for the next person that comes along.
Im definetly a Backtrack n00b but im familiar with linux to a point, so basically tryin to edit the source part of kismet.conf its getting the info i need. How do i find out what driver my WUSB54G is using is a big problem, the other thing is lets say for instance the driver is "testdriver" then it would be .... source=testdriver,rausb0, << the third part im not sure what the input would be, can anybody help please ?
http://www.kismetwireless.net/documentation.shtml
http://backtrack.offensive-security....e=HCL:Wireless
Its in the two links have a look and report back your success for the next person that comes along.
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Sure, the second link you provided sent me on my way instantly (havnt spotted that wiki yet, was very useful) i found the driver to be RT73 i edited my kismet.conf as follows source=RT73,rausb0,RT73 ... it worked perfect, this stuffs amazing., hope this can be useful to the next n00b![]()
Me and my brother are well set to cracking our first WPA key now, Much fun!!
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