HHHmm I think you are the First man who had that problem
router rebooting
has anyone else had this same problem....I was testing out my router, and just teaching myself about ettercap and arp poisoning and what not...
and now my router continously reboots by itself...I dunno how the crap it started happening....or I will randomly lose internet...
I have tried bypassing the router and now I have no problem....but it only started happening after I started playing around with MITM and what not..
the router even lost all its settings and I had to reset it up with all my different settings...
anyone else ever had a similar issue
HHHmm I think you are the First man who had that problem
Damn Am I Late ?
Mitsubishi AMITY XP P166 MMX 32M HD 6 GB Linksys WPC11 v4 FreeBSD 7.0 + BT2
have you reset it to manufactor settings ?
not just plug it off, reset it ...
Watch your back, your packetz will belong to me soon... xD
BackTrack : Giving Machine Guns to Monkeys since 2006
What router make/model is this!?
The best plan is to flash it with the newest firmware.
This is a common result of MITM. If you don't research the risks of the test attacks you are doing, then you can expect potentially harmful results.
dd if=/dev/swc666 of=/dev/wyze
Hahahahah you DOSed yerself. Too funny.Originally Posted by wolf39us
I suggest you don't "play around" with things you haven't researched.
Please don't post just to increase your post count.HHHmm I think you are the First man who had that problem
I'm a compulsive post editor, you might wanna wait until my post has been online for 5-10 mins before quoting it as it will likely change.
I know I seem harsh in some of my replies. SORRY! But if you're doing something illegal or posting something that seems to be obvious BS I'm going to call you on it.
Denial of Service does actual damage to the router?
is there a way to reverse it...
I don't know where I did the DOS attack...unless it just happened because of the man in the middle
These tools are dangerous if you do not know how to use them. You have probably "bricked" your router. You can try to upgrade the firmware or "flash it". PLEASE RTFM before you attack yourself and then complain that its backtracks fault.
brick is a term used when there is a signal however no service provided to a modem
I work for a cable company and I do tech support on the side....I don't believe that the issue is a "bricked" router
and I never once blamed backtrack for any of MY actions...
I was simply testing out for learning purposes because thats what I'm doing...LEARNING about backtrack...I have read lots about ettercap and the MITM technique..and no where I have read anything about damage to a router or a supposed DoS attack that is created from the MITM attack
so I did RTFM and I have done my research...I've even searched around several forums...
now if there is a way to reverse this...then i would love to hear it...cuz I just bought this damn thing lol
there is no new "firmware" btw...I've checked ...I'm at the latest version...I mean I can try and find an old firmware ...and then re-flash it..
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