Is the worst they can do access your internet connection?
What can they have access to? Please explain in detail
I ask because the Nintendo DS only uses WEP for wifi and we are currently using WPA.
I’m thinking about making the switch.
This tutorial will show you how to hack WEP and WPA/2 encryption on a Wi-Fi Network using a Linux kernel, like BackTrack. NOTE: For educational purposes only! I take no responsibility for using this method in real life! Downloads: All Commands (PDF): fredrik-alm.se A WPA-Wordlist (TXT / 106 MB) fredrik-alm.se BackTrack 5 (ISO): www.backtrack-linux.org Extra: Recommended WiFi dongle for Wi-Fi Hacking: hakshop.com
25
Oct
Hak5 – BackTrack 5 VM with Wireless and Linux on a Dingoo Digital
Author: admin // Category: Hacking
This time on an exciting brand-new-studio edition of Hak5 we’re getting hands on with the latest version of BackTrack-Linux, configuring virtual machines and wireless. Shannon’s flashing the firmware on a Dingoo Digital A320 and installing a custom distro of Linux and so much more.
It looks like my next door neighbor is leeching my wireless connection. I don’t want to secure it with WEP or WPA because my daughter’s Nintendo DS freaks out. I’m not looking to do anything malicious. Maybe redirect his attempts to access the internet to my website or to some terrorist websites… I am using a Linksys BEFSR41 v4. Any advice will be fun.
18
Aug
Can my computer be hacked AFTER I disconnect from an unsecured wireless connection?
Author: admin // Category: HackingIf I’m using an unsecured wireless connection,would it be possible for someone to hack into my computer after I’ve disconnected (because they might have my IP address, etc). Or, once I’m disconnected should I just stop worrying?
ANOTHER QUESTION:
Is it possible for them to have set up some kind of remote hacking program that would have taken my information even without them being present or using the signal themselves? Sorry if these questions seem uninformed; I don’t know much about this. I’m just worried about my computer getting hacked.
23
Jun
Does having a wireless router make your computer more vulnerable to hacking?
Author: admin // Category: Hackingwhat do i risk if i dont put a security pin on my linksys router?? except for people using my internet for free what else do i risk??
im thinking about putting a WEP security on my linksys so my brother can play on his DS but i’ve heard that people know how to hack it…. but i have nothing to lose right?
23
Apr
Security and Encryption in Wireless Network – Urgent Survey?
Author: admin // Category: HackingGood days ladies and gentlemen,
The following survey is related to Wireless Network and Security project related to it. I need the survey results to be precise, accurate. My only constraint is short time. I need to present the survey for the next 10 hours. Kindly participate.
World thanks in advance.
Survey:
1. Where do you have wireless network?Home: _ Office: _ Both: _
2. Have you ever faced any security issue?Yes: _ No: _
3. What kind of security issues you faced?Hacking: _ Penetration: _ Malware: _
4. Do you use any security software for protecting your system and network?Yes: _ No: _
5. Which software do you use for protections against cyber threats?
Anti-virus: _ Firewall: _ Spyware: _ Internet Security: _
6. Do you use encryption in your Wi-Fi Network? Yes: _ No: _
7. Which encryption method you are using in your wireless network? EAP: _ WPA: _ WPA2: _
8. Have you ever used any third party software for encryption or security check of your network?
Yes: _ No: _
9. What do you expect from that third party software which you are using to support but it doesn’t support?
Vulnerability scan: _ Intrusion detection: _ Packet sniffer: _ Traffic monitoring: _ Encryption: _
Third party software: Nessus, Wireshark, Snort, Netcat, The Metasploit Project, Hping, Kismat, TCPdump, Ettercap, NetStumbler, InSSIDer, Ngrep, OSSEC, EtherApe, AirSnore, Tor
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