My first written Wireless attack tutorial

[longjidin]

Nice ......maybe can be ebook next time!!

[strakar]

Thank you longjidin

[Psychopath]

Excellent work, very clean documentation.
Every newbie should take a look.

[strakar]

Thanks Psychopath.

That was my objective from the beginning. Help those who want to start, as i started with documents like this one and they really helped me.

Thanks for reading.

[strakar]

Working already on my Exploitation paper also to be release in this forum

[hannah]

As I was going through your write-up it I was reliving my own experience. I am exactly like you. Learning from zero. Once finished reading your paper fully I will pass on my opinion.

Many thanks

Looking at the response to this thread, I believe your tutorial is well received. And why not. I have just finished it as well. To be very honest it is very well explained particularly with screen dumps. It helps a lot to the newbie. I am by no means an expert but have paid my dues to wireless security. I have gone through this excellent resource if anyone is interested.
http://www.securitytube.net/groups?o...view&groupId=9

Now getting back to your tutorial, hats off. Thoroughly enjoyed. I wish that you had published this tutorial 6 months earlier, nah just kidding

Well done.

N.B.: I have learned a thing or two re: pyrit from your tutorial.

[strakar]

Thanks Hannah. Well I've started this tutorial long ago, since i was learning and writing the things i was learning so i could read later and also help others. Pyrit was used back than, not anymore i guess, but still i wrote about it. I'm also watching those videos i downloaded the whole megaprimer and they are really good, and i also read the book Backtrack 5 Wireless Penetration Testing also written by Vivek Ramachandran. Very good.

Thanks for reading my Paper.

[hannah]

Same here I read Vivek's book first and then did the megaprimer..

[Psychopath]

great document. every network rat should have archived.
it helped me to do my homework when the internet company cut off the internet last evening.

[strakar]

Talking about that collection there is also "Backtrack 4: Assuring Security by Penetration Testing". Also very good. And there are two new books in that collection about Hacking that will be released very soon.