yeah maybe, but if it is a basic linux command i dont understand why no will tell me
It may be... However, if you don't know how to do such a simple thing like what you asked, maybe you need to learn more about linux basics and network basics, before start playing around with a security distro like backtrack. Following tutorials is easy...Originally Posted by bonowantbiddy
yeah maybe, but if it is a basic linux command i dont understand why no will tell me
Because there is a search function that you obviously didn't used, which leads me to believe that you haven't even read the forum rules, which leads my desire to help you into the trash can. Do you understand now?
yeah i did use the search box, and i haven't found anything to exactly what im looking for, so i posted for an answer not to get ridiculed.
Then I must tell you this: You don't know what you're looking for. So I'll give you the tip one more time: learn Linux and network basics. Then comeback and read, read read... When you think that you know everything, read a lot more (because nobody knows everything). You'll take more pleasure by learning yourself instead of standing in front of a computer screen pressing F5 and waiting for someone to spoonfeed you. It's my advice to you.
I have read enough and can not find the solution to this problem i know that I can reset the machine and enter w!dow$ but that's what I do not want, want to stay in BT4 usb and give some updates
indeed it is my router and im considering to filter mac 'couse the wep security can be broke in 3 minutes and it's not good to me
i have been trying How To: Connect to wireless routers posted here
but no luck can some one enlighten-me
i was in a time usin wifiway and after get my own key ill just put the wcard to managed but here in bt4 -Error for wireless request "set mode" (8b06)-
thanks for any help
and sorry for my English
That won't give you any extra security, since anyone who knows enough about WEP cracking, knows how to change their MAC address (yes, it's possible). Don't forget that airodump shows the clients connected to a network (and their MAC address).
you have 2 options,
airmon stop iface
or
ifconfig iface down
iwconfig wlan0 mode managed
ifconfig iface up
Just use WPA/WPA2 with a 18 digit password and you are good to go my friend
"If it's stupid but works, it's not stupid." - Murphy's Laws of combat, #2
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