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New to backtrack need pointing in the right way
Hi guys, i am new to backtrack 5 i have it installed side by side of my windows
I have managed to crack my old wep router and my wpa, but i havnt learn't anything, just followed step by step tutorials and have no understanding what the commands mean or do, i did abit of reading on how to steal live session cookies but its the same step by step guide. i have searched the forums but had no look in finding some sort of "noobs guide to backtrack"
Just need a some sort of reading material to learn from.
How to install programs like wifi zoo or any program
And what all the basic commands do in the terminal
I have never used linux before and i hear backtrack isnt the best version to start off with, but i reckon if i start with the hardest i will learn more.
Any sort of info will help
Thanxz in advance
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Administrator
Re: New to backtrack need pointing in the right way
This has been answered a couple of times:
Here's a nice thread containing Links that will help you:
http://www.backtrack-linux.org/forum...ad-thread.html
Also regarding your security training:
http://www.offensive-security.com/
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Junior Member
Re: New to backtrack need pointing in the right way
I suggest, that you try to read something about network. Maybe look at some shows from Hak5 (the early seasons).
Start out by trying some Man-in-the-middle, and read about ARP(-spoofing). Basically, when ever you find a tool that does something, read up on the theory behind it.
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Re: New to backtrack need pointing in the right way
Thanxz for the info, i will take alook at that link and read about the man in the middle and post the results!
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Member
Re: New to backtrack need pointing in the right way
Backtrack is based off Ubuntu, so for learning how to use Linux, I suggest reading up on Ubuntu. As for using Backtrack itself, it's really more about figuring out what tools to use for a penetration test and then checking if that tool is included in Backtrack.
Some books that can get you started: BackTrack 4: Assuring Security by Penetration Testing and Gray Hat Hacking The Ethical Hackers Handbook, 3rd Edition
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