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Is there a section to talk about Java ME? Apps, etc. (7)
to General by teroyk - 5 hrs, 27 mins ago - more...
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2009-10-30
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Basically the problem with n810 is the packet injection, which is not possible. And if you have a laptop do to the injection, well, you could do everything on the laptop. I guess n900 won't be able to do packet injection either, but that would deserve a check.
Another point is that the n810 doesn't have too much power to calcul stuff, and cracking wireless encryption might be power-hungry.
Oh and, depending on why you want this (is this for surfing freely or for doing professional penetration testing?), nxx0 might not be the perfect device.
Another point is that the n810 doesn't have too much power to calcul stuff, and cracking wireless encryption might be power-hungry.
Oh and, depending on why you want this (is this for surfing freely or for doing professional penetration testing?), nxx0 might not be the perfect device.
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2009-10-30
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Originally Posted by Tintin
Here's a quick test: are you using WEP? Seriously, that's been known-broken since 2001 and no amount of testing with aircrack or whatever will make it better. Use WPA2, and encrypt all your sensitive traffic at the application layer.
Have anyone tried this to see how/if it can crack through your wifi router?
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2009-10-30
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And use WPA2/CCMP (AES), not WPA2/TKIP
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2009-10-30
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Originally Posted by lma
Show I'm a noob, I'm using WEP on the home-router...
Here's a quick test: are you using WEP? Seriously, that's been known-broken since 2001 and no amount of testing with aircrack or whatever will make it better. Use WPA2, and encrypt all your sensitive traffic at the application layer.
Time to change it. Thanks.
(and in regards to the injection point - I thought the video linked to above showed injection).
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2009-10-30
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Originally Posted by corsac
Almost correct.
And use WPA2/CCMP (AES), not WPA2/TKIP
WPA2 is AES-based CCMP. There is no WPA2/TKIP. Just don't use WPA or WPA/TKIP. Use WPA2/CCMP aka WPA2/AES
(There are alternatives to WPA2 PSK (Personal). For the average home user WPA2 PSK (Personal) is sufficient.)
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I must admit it's a bit scary to think that my tablet may be able to 'hack through' my router.
Interesting post here: http://eeelucky.blogspot.com/2009/03...n-n800810.html
Will see if I can download it later and try it out.
Screenshot:
(Edit: Found a thread here on maemo.org about it actually: http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=20888 )
But...wow...check out this video of a tool for upcoming Mer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Npjjr_hSzY
Yaoza....
Last edited by Tintin; 2009-10-30 at 05:57.