Backtrack Series - 12: Session Hijacking for Secure Websites

[Lincoln]

Must you create a Rogue Access point to do this?

I'd like to just join my current wireless network, and get the password of someones forum account of another user on the network. I was unable to even get any information from other users using Wireshark on Windows (which seems to be pretty common)

Can anyone offer help for what I am trying to do?

This doesn't look so good combined with: http://forums.remote-exploit.org/new...passwords.html

You keep saying your password in that thread, but here it's "someone elses"...

edit: User banned

[Big_Mike]

Hello

I hate to bump a month old thread but its not working for me..when i type

root@bt:~# ./Rougev3.sh
bash: ./Rougev3.sh: No such file or directory
root@bt:~#

Do i need to install this Rouge or am i doing something wrong. I have backtrack4 dual boot with Vista 64bit

thanks
BM

[streaker69]

Hello

I hate to bump a month old thread but its not working for me..when i type

root@bt:~# ./Rougev3.sh
bash: ./Rougev3.sh: No such file or directory
root@bt:~#

Do i need to install this Rouge or am i doing something wrong. I have backtrack4 dual boot with Vista 64bit

thanks
BM

Might want to double check your typing, also if you're going do ./<filename> then that file needs to be in the directory you're currently in. Is Roguev3.sh in ~?

[Big_Mike]

Hello

Well i dont know how to find it in my directory. I think my directory is not set up correctly. On my desktop i see Install.sh. I already installed with dual boot and not sure why its on my desktop.

So how will i go about finding Roguev3.sh

thanks
mike

[fifo_thekid]

The file is in my previous tutorials

[streaker69]

Hello

Well i dont know how to find it in my directory. I think my directory is not set up correctly. On my desktop i see Install.sh. I already installed with dual boot and not sure why its on my desktop.

So how will i go about finding Roguev3.sh

thanks
mike

Honestly, you really need to learn some basic linux stuff before you try doing these advanced things.

This is the last spoonfeed.

find / | grep Roguev3.sh

or

locate Roguev3.sh

or

whereis Roguev3.sh

I've used all three of those commands various times through out all different flavors of linux.

[Big_Mike]

Hello

Yes i did that trust me i know not to ask questions on here lol i see some of the people are harsh lmao google this google that lmao

but yes i did do search and i dont see this in my backtrack

[Big_Mike]

The file is in my previous tutorials

Hello

thanks for the file im going to play with this..I thought the file was already build with Backtrack..See im not crazy lol lmao

thanks
big mike