Well since its BT1 you have some older mad-wifi drivers which means you must have older hardware. If this is new hardware try updating your mad-wifi drivers or just upgrade to BT3!![]()
Hi ,
I have read many threads about aireplay but I still didn't get the answer,
I'm using BT1 , and my Atheros card works fine with packet injection.
Deauth works fine.
and I'm using a third computer with a real wifi sniffer to verify all the transmissions.
I have tried many forms of interactive cracking but none of them increased the IVs count.
I'm using associated clients and sometimes I associate my MAC and use my MAC instead the client's MAC.
I suspect that the problem is with the mad-wifi driver and it's MAC.
I change my MAC to the associated client's MAC , before I use arpreplay with --arpreplay option.
I using 'macchanger' to change it , but then , when I check my MAC address with 'ifconfig' I get to long MAC address following by zeros.
so whats the story with the MAC adress and mad-wifi driver..?
what I have missed?
Thanks.
Well since its BT1 you have some older mad-wifi drivers which means you must have older hardware. If this is new hardware try updating your mad-wifi drivers or just upgrade to BT3!![]()
This is a hackers forum :P
root ~# aircrack-ng pwnd-01.cap
Lenovo Thinkpad R500, OS: Ubuntu 8.10, BackTrack3, Windows XP (VirtualBox), Windows Vista, Windows 7 beta
Not exactly sure of all the potential problems since it has been a long time since I used BT1 and older madwifi drivers.
But for the macchanger problem: there is a bug in madwifi and how mac addresses are assigned. You need to destroy all VAP's, change the mac address of wifi0 and then create a new VAP using the --uniquebssid option to get the same mac address. At least, this was what happened with BT2 and BT3. YMMV.
Best advice...upgrade to BT3...it's free!