Please don't use this to do any illegal activity. It is meant to test your own network to see how secure your setup is.
It works great. I realized how weak my WEP password was and switched to a much more secure WPA 2
Must be Rooted, have Superuser, Android VNC and Busybox!
First download the zip file here: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=M6YCKZLR
Then extract it, and put it in a new folder "bt5", on your phones internal /sdcard
In a terminal emulator, type “su” <enter>, “cd /sdcard/bt5″ <enter>
Now type, “sh bt” <enter>
If all is well you’ll now be running BackTrack 5 on your Android device; you can access it from VNC if you said “Yes” to the prompt asking if you wanted a VNC session
To actually see Backtrack, run a VNC viewer from the market (many are free), then connect to host “127.0.0.1″, port “5901″, password “root”
I just stumbled upon this searching the internet, I do not take credit for this or take any responsibility if you mess up your phone.
As long as you follow these directions, everything should work smooth, and if you dont like it, you can simply delete the files.
Good Luck
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http://www.backtrack-linux.org/backtrack/backtrack-5-release/
I think this is all about running linux on phone. I remember seeing this video about running linux on phone through vnc and/or terminal.
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Backtrack is a penetration and network security test suite. Please don't do anything with this unless you're on a home network or are otherwise authorized to do so. This could very easily get you into trouble if you don't know what you're doing.
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adalgiso said:
Backtrack is a penetration and network security test suite. Please don't do anything with this unless you're on a home network or are otherwise authorized to do so. This could very easily get you into trouble if you don't know what you're doing.
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Thanks for the headsup mate
Yes, just don't do anything illegal. It is meant to test your own network to see how secure your setup is. It works great. I realized how weak my WEP password was and switched to a much more secure WPA 2
hollywood528 said:
Yes, just don't do anything illegal. It is meant to test your own network to see how secure your setup is. It works great. I realized how weak my WEP password was and switched to a much more secure WPA 2
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Please post the same in red in OP so others too may know when they read OP.
diablo009 said:
Please post the same in red in OP so others too may know when they read OP.
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no problem. done.
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no problem. done.
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Thank you
Extraction of wifi passwords is what I'm getting from here right?
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hollywood528 said:
Yes, just don't do anything illegal. It is meant to test your own network to see how secure your setup is. It works great. I realized how weak my WEP password was and switched to a much more secure WPA 2
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WEP is trivial to break. I gave a talk in my senior seminar class and demoed breaking wep passwords. With packet objection to drive traffic across the network, wep is breakable in minutes. its been officially deprecated by the IEEE, no one should use wep.
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Extraction of wifi passwords is what I'm getting from here right?
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Not just that, its a whole mess of network tools.
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adalgiso said:
WEP is trivial to break. I gave a talk in my senior seminar class and demoed breaking wep passwords. With packet objection to drive traffic across the network, wep is breakable in minutes. its been officially deprecated by the IEEE, no one should use wep.
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Right. Using WEP is equivalent to having 123456 or abcdef as password.
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Right. Using WEP is equivalent to having 123456 or abcdef as password.
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Problem with WEP is that its cipher is inherently insecure. It relies on the RC4 stream cipher, and it can be broken with 50% probability after only 40k packets captured. Using packet injection, you can generate 40k packets in <1m. Collecting 85k packets gets you a solution probability of 95%, so figure it takes about 2m to generate that much traffic. On modern computers, aircrack-ng can compute the key in ~5m, from the beginning of the attack. WEP will only stop a random passerby from jumping on your wireless. It's not a real barrier to any dedicated attacker. Once they're on your network, it's also trivial to set up a man-in-the-middle through ARP poisoning and then your data is all compromised. We even demonstrated capturing traffic off a VOIP phone through a MITM attack. Here's a copy of my talk from my class if anyone is interested: http://db.tt/ocmyCoeF
Awesome! I've been meaning to look into putting Backtrack on instead of Ubuntu. You sir, have saved me the trouble! Thanks!
Tried to install this following your directions but it does not seem to work can you tell me what I might be doing wrong? I ran the SH BT command and it gave me what you see in the screen capture.
The failure is because I had already run it once. When I try to connect to 127.0.0.1 it gives me an error connection refused?
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If all is well you’ll now be running BackTrack 5 on your Android device; you can access it from VNC if you said “Yes” to the prompt asking if you wanted a VNC session
To actually see Backtrack, run a VNC viewer from the market (many are free), then connect to host “127.0.0.1″, port “5901″, password “root”
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I never received a prompt about wanting a VNC connection? Was this supposed to happen in terminal?
Nice. Very nice. Runs like a charm. Thanks a lot!
Type "su" where you are now and it comes alive.
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been playing with BackTrack for some time now on my Ubuntu 10.10 machine, and now that i ahve it with my android....
OH ITS ON!
This is sweet! If this works.. Should be able to do this with almost any distribution right?
Related
(This is a re-post from Android Hacking and General section; I developed this on a Mesmerize so I can promise it will work just fine on 2.1 and 2.2.1 stock kernels)
Requires a rooted device!
BackTrack 5 installation guides are making their way around this forum. I've tried to synthesize it all, but I've also added my own touches to help with usability and features, along with a workaround for the "ioctl LOOP_SET_FD failed" error message some people have been getting.
In theory this build is nearly universal, so if you have an Android device it should work. I've put it all in one zip file that you can download directly from my website, no hassles or wait timers.
If you are interested have a look, feel free to re-post. Credit goes to the BackTrack team and xda member anantshri (he's got skills, give him props guys), who built the base image file.
Information, download link, and installation guide at:
http://www.mattslifebytes.com/?p=456
If you like what you see help me out, hosting is expensive!
http://www.mattslifebytes.com/donate
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msullivan said:
If you don't know what BackTrack is, you probably don't want it
BackTrack is an operating system based on Ubuntu Linux that is used for security testing (aka hacking) and digital forensics. I'm a master's degree student in computer security, so I love this OS... it can do awesome things. Turn on your Wi-Fi and you can do advanced network scans and tests right from your phone, no laptop required. For me this is hella-useful.
But besides just being an OS for hacking ****, it's also fully Ubuntu-based, so you can run it like a desktop, including running Firefox and other Linux applications.
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So maybe I'm drunk (which I am) or I'm retarded (which I am). What EXACTLY is this for?
lol...
BackTrack is an operating system based on Ubuntu Linux that is used for security testing (aka hacking) and digital forensics. I'm a master's degree student in computer security, so I love this OS... it can do awesome things. Turn on your Wi-Fi and you can do advanced network scans and tests right from your phone, no laptop required. For me this is hella-useful.
But besides just being an OS for hacking ****, it's also fully Ubuntu-based, so you can run it like a desktop, including running Firefox and ****.
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lol...
BackTrack is an operating system based on Ubuntu Linux that is used for security testing (aka hacking) and digital forensics. I'm a master's degree student in computer security, so I love this OS... it can do awesome things. Turn on your Wi-Fi and you can do advanced network scans and tests right from your phone, no laptop required. For me this is hella-useful.
But besides just being an OS for hacking ****, it's also fully Ubuntu-based, so you can run it like a desktop, including running Firefox and ****.
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I doubt this is possible to do via a phone, but can you crack wifi networks using this?
Wait, so let me get this straight.... this is an ubuntu based os that will run on the mesmerize???
If so, HOW? Dual boot? Or complete rom replacement?
My curiosity is peaked.
EDIT: nevermind, I just followed the link and read it... i'm a little disappointed haha but I might try it out just for the hell of it.
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Pretty cool, thanks for your work.
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kallell said:
I doubt this is possible to do via a phone, but can you crack wifi networks using this?
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Assuming the Wi-Fi chipset supports it (and it probably does) then yes, you could, but it will take a lot longer than, say, if you had a laptop, since Wi-Fi cracking always involves cryptographic computations.
davidbruington said:
Wait, so let me get this straight.... this is an ubuntu based os that will run on the mesmerize???
If so, HOW? Dual boot? Or complete rom replacement?
My curiosity is peaked.
EDIT: nevermind, I just followed the link and read it... i'm a little disappointed haha but I might try it out just for the hell of it.
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It still runs pretty nicely, especially considering you are running it on a phone And for what it's worth, having to use VNC as the GUI is often a plus; it's nice to be able to switch back and forth quickly.
Okay so I read your website, still don't get it. What is it and why do I want it.
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Wyman881 said:
Okay so I read your website, still don't get it. What is it and why do I want it.
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If you don't know what it is you probably don't want it, lol, but description has been posted on the third reply from the top.
EDIT: Also put a description in the top post.
msullivan said:
Assuming the Wi-Fi chipset supports it (and it probably does) then yes, you could, but it will take a lot longer than, say, if you had a laptop, since Wi-Fi cracking always involves cryptographic computations.
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Id love to give this a shot... Anyone else play around with cracking a network yet?
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Hrm... I failed when packaging the version that got put up online (sorry). I'm fixing now, will update shortly.
Wow, nice. Got a network testing fuze and now I can have bt5 on my captivate.
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wipe?
Now i may be missing where it says it. But does this wipe your phone or does it just load it kinda like a app?
veteranmina said:
Now i may be missing where it says it. But does this wipe your phone or does it just load it kinda like a app?
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Just like an app. Specifically it uses the concept of a "chroot" to run it from inside of Android's Linux kernel. You can even switch back and forth between the two instantly.
msullivan said:
Just like an app. Specifically it uses the concept of a "chroot" to run it from inside of Android's Linux kernel. You can even switch back and forth between the two instantly.
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so this will not harm the android rom or and data at all correct?
veteranmina said:
so this will not harm the android rom or and data at all correct?
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Correct, under normal circumstances. I'm going to cover my ass here and remind you that you'll be running this stuff as root, so if you start deleting files willy nilly you can still blow away your Android system requiring a re-flashing.
But as long as you aren't an idiot you'll be just fine, lol.
Fixed version now posted at the website.
http://www.mattslifebytes.com/?p=456
Very sweet..and it's refreshing to see a fellow Cyclone about!
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Very sweet..and it's refreshing to see a fellow Cyclone about!
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I can't seem to get barnacle or wifitether to work on this phone. Has anyone else been successful in tethering with the infuse?
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I just used the integrated wifi hotspot.
"Settings>>Wireless and network>>Mobile AP"
And have at it. Worked great.
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I just used the integrated wifi hotspot.
"Settings>>Wireless and network>>Mobile AP"
And have at it. Worked great.
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You don't have to have the tethering plan? Can't att ttell?
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I've never had an issue. On the iPhone (not jailbroken) you have to call AT&T to activate. On this one, you get an information tag above the activate checkbox saying:
A Tethering/Mobile Hotspot plan is required to use this service. Please go to att.com/myWireless or dial 611 if you do not already have this service provisioned.
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I've been using that on my Captivate for 7 or 8 months now, AT&T has never billed me. I'm not extravagant in my usage. The highest net data I've used is 4.5GB, but that's for both normal and tethered use. I've never been dinged.
I think if it becomes obvious, torrent or otherwise, then they may try to do something. But as far as I know, there is no way to distinguish the traffic of your phone from that of the connected devices.
My suggestion is try it for a small burst of data, note the time. Reboot your phone after. Then check your account online after a day or two and see whats listed under your data use.
You guys should try a custom apn similar to the captivate and atrix.
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Ok... I tried this again after I posted the message. Something seems to have changed in my account. Now I get a "Verifying" message and then a note that says tethering is not available. My guess is that we'll have to replace the IP/Stack to not request verification information from AT&T.
So, sorry, no go yet.
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Ok... I tried this again after I posted the message. Something seems to have changed in my account. Now I get a "Verifying" message and then a note that says tethering is not available. My guess is that we'll have to replace the IP/Stack to not request verification information from AT&T.
So, sorry, no go yet.
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Can someone else try it with an independent app such as barnancle or wifi tether to see if it works?
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lost1 said:
I've never had an issue. On the iPhone (not jailbroken) you have to call AT&T to activate. On this one, you get an information tag above the activate checkbox saying:
I've been using that on my Captivate for 7 or 8 months now, AT&T has never billed me. I'm not extravagant in my usage. The highest net data I've used is 4.5GB, but that's for both normal and tethered use. I've never been dinged.
I think if it becomes obvious, torrent or otherwise, then they may try to do something. But as far as I know, there is no way to distinguish the traffic of your phone from that of the connected devices.
My suggestion is try it for a small burst of data, note the time. Reboot your phone after. Then check your account online after a day or two and see whats listed under your data use.
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I notice you said ATT, but your profile shows the Canadian flag. So are you in Canada or US with ATT.
I know some Canadian carriers have some tether included in the 3G for free at no extra charge.
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Can someone else try it with an independent app such as barnancle or wifi tether to see if it works?
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I dont see those apps in the marketplace. I take it you have to root?
I used EasyTether Pro. Works on my Mac fine. I have rooted the phone already, any way of getting a WiFi one now that it's rooted?
Ya you have to be rooted. Go to 4shared.com and search for barnacle.apk.
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You guys know that there is a wifi tether for android from google development right? Just use that and you are done.
Did just that It needed a 13 character wpa key... ilovekeineken worked jussst fine!
Searched for "wifi tether" on google code. Slider earned a thanks
EDIT: Now confirmed to work, see next post!
I tried the Android Wi-fi tether and it didn't work. Can anyone confirm that it works?
lost1 said:
I tried the Android Wi-fi tether and it didn't work. Can anyone confirm that it works?
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guys MOBILE AP in settings! that's native wifi teather ap stands for access point. there is an apk you need to delete or freaze to do it without the tethering plan. ill get details from captivate section and report back.
I can now confirm that Android-Wifi-Tether works.
I used Tether for Root Users 2.0.8-pre1 Wireless
I agree with Dani897, this will ultimately be a matter of replacing the AT&T Modded Wifi AP with the google stock version.
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I can now confirm that Android-Wifi-Tether works.
It worked for me as well with no problems
Thanks!
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Dani897 said:
guys MOBILE AP in settings! that's native wifi teather ap stands for access point. there is an apk you need to delete or freaze to do it without the tethering plan. ill get details from captivate section and report back.
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Please do, waiting of your info.
Thanks.
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Please do, waiting of your info.
Thanks.
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in titaniumbackp if you are rooted freeze ir uninstall "tetheringmanager0326.apk" should unlock it. you can also delete it from adb, rootexplorer, other root file managers as long as you mount read write in terminal emulator, or you can use terminal emulator.
i have a linux machine and use sshdroid to ssh into the phone. that's another way to do it if you get a windows application that handles ssh.
Dani897 said:
in titaniumbackp if you are rooted freeze ir uninstall "tetheringmanager0326.apk" should unlock it. you can also delete it from adb, rootexplorer, other root file managers as long as you mount read write in terminal emulator, or you can use terminal emulator.
i have a linux machine and use sshdroid to ssh into the phone. that's another way to do it if you get a windows application that handles ssh.
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10-4.
I was hoping of a way around it without root. I know the Atrix had one.
Thanks anyways.
Use this Method On your Rooted Atrix 2 to get the built in wifi Hot spot Feature working
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1160452
line 148 it should say entitlement check On the Atrix 2
others have reported changing the entitlement_check line to 0 instead of " disabled " to get it working
For some reason, I could not get the internet connection? I will keep trying.
Works flawlessly.
@tvd0405: Did you reboot after modifying the line?
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Works flawlessly.
@tvd0405: Did you reboot after modifying the line?
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Yes, I did many time. I also used wireless tether and still have a same problem. The client could not get an IP assigned from A2. Same with USB tether.
what are you trying to connect is it a win 7 machine ?
tvd0405 said:
Yes, I did many time. I also used wireless tether and still have a same problem. The client could not get an IP assigned from A2. Same with USB tether.
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Ohhh, I haven't tried to connect any clients yet, it just activated. Maybe I spoke too soon
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what are you trying to connect is it a win 7 machine ?
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Yes, windows 7, ipod touch, Linux and etc. None of them work. PDAnet with USB tether works perfectly.
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Ohhh, I haven't tried to connect any clients yet, it just activated. Maybe I spoke too soon
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Mine is activated OK as well.
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Yes, windows 7, ipod touch, Linux and etc. None of them work. PDAnet with USB tether works perfectly.
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Mine is activated OK as well.
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Hmm, same result here. What security did you have enabled? I had WPA2 or whatever the option was. I tried changing it to open, but it got stuck trying to disable. Playing with it now, will report back.
EDIT: Hmm, no joy. It connects but it won't give an IP address to a client. I tried, the builtin mobile hotspot, and Android Wireless Tether from the market with no luck. I did manage to get it to assign an IP to my macbook using Bluetooth PAN, but it wouldn't allow any browsing. Ipad won't get an IP either. There has to be a fix for it, but it's dinner time! I'll play with it more later.
i never used security i changed mine to open
i just connected my wifes htc status to my hotspot and it worked great
Just a heads up, PDA net will throw a flag up to AT&T and they can detect that you are tethering. Just a FYI in case u aren't paying for the tethering plan and if you're on a unlimited plan they have been threatening about taking your unlimited plan away and putting you automatically on a tethering plan.
They were doing this to a lot if the OG owners and I got my text and letter from them also while I was doing it on my OG
I have never used pda net or any other app to tether since froyo came out with it built in and i have never once been served by att for tethering i also dont go bananas when tethering either but i have unlimited data and i have been tethering over 2 years now and nothing so much as a peep from att
awesome! Working nicely for me! Thanks for making this phone kick more ass everyday.
Well when I got the text I quickly replied with a phone call. After 30 mins of arguing with them I just give up. I regularly use between 5-7 gb a month n don't want to take the risk of them dropping me to 4gb tethering plan and paying for every gb i go over 4.
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Hmm, same result here. What security did you have enabled? I had WPA2 or whatever the option was. I tried changing it to open, but it got stuck trying to disable. Playing with it now, will report back.
EDIT: Hmm, no joy. It connects but it won't give an IP address to a client. I tried, the builtin mobile hotspot, and Android Wireless Tether from the market with no luck. I did manage to get it to assign an IP to my macbook using Bluetooth PAN, but it wouldn't allow any browsing. Ipad won't get an IP either. There has to be a fix for it, but it's dinner time! I'll play with it more later.
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Well, I search around and found 1 thread that mentioned about the conflict of dhcp and other apps. The conflict app that was mentioned is not in my list so I started to uninstall all apps that use wifi, reboot and it fixed my problem. Now I am in the process of reinstall the apps back starting from the safe one first (most popular)
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im glad to hear you got it working
I am going to retract my statement, mine does not work. My IPad just sits there and tries to connect to it. Mobile AP can connect the Ipad to my Atrix 2 but it does not direct it out to the internet.
HMM well i know in the system\apps there is a apk called entitlement.apk i have deleted it in mine ONLY AFTER MAKING A BACKUP OF IT and then the mobile ap would not even turn on it did nothing when i tried to activate it so i have restored it i am gonna try some more things tonight and see
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Just a heads up, PDA net will throw a flag up to AT&T and they can detect that you are tethering. Just a FYI in case u aren't paying for the tethering plan and if you're on a unlimited plan they have been threatening about taking your unlimited plan away and putting you automatically on a tethering plan.
They were doing this to a lot if the OG owners and I got my text and letter from them also while I was doing it on my OG
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Does this include if you "hide usage" with one of PDANet's two new security levels?
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im glad to hear you got it working
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I installed most of my necessary apps, reboot and it is still working . I still don't know which apps caused the conflict and I should be careful from now on not to install any app if I don't really needed.
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I am going to retract my statement, mine does not work. My IPad just sits there and tries to connect to it. Mobile AP can connect the Ipad to my Atrix 2 but it does not direct it out to the internet.
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You may want to look at my post above to @bimmer. There may be some conflict between your apps and the tether DHCP. I have the same problem of getting the IP (it should start with 192.168.). You should check to see which IP that you iPad gets. If it starts with 169 then DHCP is not working.
This is a copy/paste from my thread in the general Q&A section.
So about half a year ago AT&T waved their magic wand and detected my tethering on my Infuse 4G on stock Froyo with tethermanager.apk frozen. These days I'm on Miui (2.3.7 AOSP based) and I came up with a theory - use Orbot (Tor for Android) and its mode that routes tethering through the Tor network, onion routing it securely. Would AT&T be able to detect it?
I was using it quite a bit yesterday, and haven't gotten anything yet. I was tethering an OG Asus Transformer running ICS.
Anybody have ideas? Does Orbot protect you from deep packet sniffing?
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This is a copy/paste from my thread in the general Q&A section.
So about half a year ago AT&T waved their magic wand and detected my tethering on my Infuse 4G on stock Froyo with tethermanager.apk frozen. These days I'm on Miui (2.3.7 AOSP based) and I came up with a theory - use Orbot (Tor for Android) and its mode that routes tethering through the Tor network, onion routing it securely. Would AT&T be able to detect it?
I was using it quite a bit yesterday, and haven't gotten anything yet. I was tethering an OG Asus Transformer running ICS.
Anybody have ideas? Does Orbot protect you from deep packet sniffing?
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Orbot is the same as tor tho, so that means it can't anonymize ur data. Only ur access points and IP address. Deep packet sniffing can be prevented by using https sites instead of just HTTP since it encrypts your data. From what I've thought, Att detects tethering from the user agent of your browser.
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jesi.james said:
Orbot is the same as tor tho, so that means it can't anonymize ur data. Only ur access points and IP address. Deep packet sniffing can be prevented by using https sites instead of just HTTP since it encrypts your data. From what I've thought, Att detects tethering from the user agent of your browser.
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Can they detect user agent (I hear they do deep packet sniffing too) if you're tunneling through a VPN or using tor?
Also Tor encrypts everything multiple times.
I tether my tablet through the built in tethering in CM7 on the Infuse, been doing so for 6 months or so when I need info on the go. Never been bothered by AT&T, am I just lucky? Or is it harder to detect because of CM7?
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I tether my tablet through the built in tethering in CM7 on the Infuse, been doing so for 6 months or so when I need info on the go. Never been bothered by AT&T, am I just lucky? Or is it harder to detect because of CM7?
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I don't think its detectable on aosp roms like miui or cm7 because of the different user agent
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I don't think its detectable on aosp roms like miui or cm7 because of the different user agent
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It is detectable on AOSP rooms like CM7. They are able to look at the way data is transfered. It is only a matter of time until they get it perfected. Until then some will be able to get by without them noticing as long as you don't use a lot of data to attract attention.
Oh and on a side not MIUI is not AOSP. As AOSP stand for Android Open Source Project and MIUI is not open source. It is a closed version of CM coding.
As a side note here: I wasn't using alot of data and I received emails and txt saying I had to stop tethering. I was only using my Xbox for online gaming, which each game was only a couple megabytes.
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rich_jen4ever said:
As a side note here: I wasn't using alot of data and I received emails and txt saying I had to stop tethering. I was only using my Xbox for online gaming, which each game was only a couple megabytes.
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zelendel said:
It is detectable on AOSP rooms like CM7. They are able to look at the way data is transfered. It is only a matter of time until they get it perfected. Until then some will be able to get by without them noticing as long as you don't use a lot of data to attract attention.
Oh and on a side not MIUI is not AOSP. As AOSP stand for Android Open Source Project and MIUI is not open source. It is a closed version of CM coding.
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next time they tell you that they know you are tethering, ask them how. snooping your internet data for user agents is a privacy issue, and can be argued that you put your phones browser to desktop mode. using alot of data doesnt mean you are tethering too. and try to limit use of strange ports too, thats a dead give away.
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next time they tell you that they know you are tethering, ask them how. snooping your internet data for user agents is a privacy issue, and can be argued that you put your phones browser to desktop mode. using alot of data doesnt mean you are tethering too. and try to limit use of strange ports too, thats a dead give away.
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Ok after reading over this. This is asking for a way to fraud att and is against XDA rules.
Thread closed.
Hey guys,
I am trying to learn how to use bcmon and Reaver for Android. I wanted to know if you guys have got any tutorials about them, cause thats hard to understand.
For the ones that dont know: These apps are supposed to show some Wifis passwords, but I can't tell they work, i havent tried yet!
Guys, hacking is illegal, so, dont test this app without the authorization of the Wifi owner
Dont kniw if they use bruteforce and those things bla bla
Any help is appreciated, and other apps too.
I have a SII Lite :B
there is also wifi router keygen and facesniff
Joey22688 said:
there is also wifi router keygen and facesniff
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Its not about how to use bcmon but make sure you have a supported device.
Its about the tools included.
Such as besside-ng , aircrack-ng , crunch , airodump-ng , wash , reaver etc.
You have to look up how to use those tools first.
But for now you can use besside-ng (IN A CONTROLLED LAB!)
This tool cracks all wep networks in your range and will grab the wpa handshake for all wpa and wpa2 networks.
This stuff is stored in /data/data/com.bcmon*/results
If you want to crack wpa or wpa2 you must use awordlist and use aircrack-ng.
Example: you capture a wpa hanshake for your att network that has a default password.
use a usb hdd to generate a list of all numbers 10 digits(90 gigabytes)
use aircrack-ng pointed at the wpa cap and the wordlist on your usb hdd and give it probably a month to two months and you will have your password for the network.
Now say you want to use a reaver it utilizes the wps feature on routers to gain access to the key by attacking the pin for the wps feature on the router. Like guessing the right key to use for the lock) this attack can be done very fast given that your router doesnt have wps patched.
You can use wash to determine if wps is vulnerable and the version of wps.
Its all determined by what vulnerabilities are present and how much time you have and having knowledge of the tools at hand.
So go research.
Thanks a lot,I'm going to test them soob
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Aria.A97 said:
Thanks a lot,I'm going to test them soob
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sorry for being noob. but is that even possible to hack wifi passwords?
zangetxu said:
sorry for being noob. but is that even possible to hack wifi passwords?
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on what devices can i hack wi-fi?? Can i do it on htc one v?
Using bcmon you need to have monitor mode. Not all broadcom chip sets support that. Bcmon has firmware updates for CM. That's the only firmware I have seen it on. They are working on supporting different devices. But monitor mode and packet injection is what you need to successfully "hack" WiFi. If you are wanting to get into pentesting there is more than cracking WiFi. The real fun starts once your in. I suggest you run those tools on your computer to get the hang of them. Good distros to try are Back Track 5 and Kali Linux. I'm trying to use bcmon myself but they don't support Samsung GS3 yet.
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if you konw back track, so transport it to android
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Papa Emeritus said:
Using bcmon you need to have monitor mode. Not all broadcom chip sets support that. Bcmon has firmware updates for CM. That's the only firmware I have seen it on. They are working on supporting different devices. But monitor mode and packet injection is what you need to successfully "hack" WiFi. If you are wanting to get into pentesting there is more than cracking WiFi. The real fun starts once your in. I suggest you run those tools on your computer to get the hang of them. Good distros to try are Back Track 5 and Kali Linux. I'm trying to use bcmon myself but they don't support Samsung GS3 yet.
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I will look into it, because if i manage to do so, it will be so much fun
dSploit - http://shlyahten.ru/70-dsploit-root.html
DroidSheep - http://shlyahten.ru/56-droidsheep-must-have-rus-root.html
Network Spoofer - http://shlyahten.ru/57-net-spoofer-root.html
WiFiKill - http://shlyahten.ru/58-wifikill-must-have-root.html
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Ninoviski said:
Hey guys,
I am trying to learn how to use bcmon and Reaver for Android. I wanted to know if you guys have got any tutorials about them, cause thats hard to understand.
For the ones that dont know: These apps are supposed to show some Wifis passwords, but I can't tell they work, i havent tried yet!
Guys, hacking is illegal, so, dont test this app without the authorization of the Wifi owner
Dont kniw if they use bruteforce and those things bla bla
Any help is appreciated, and other apps too.
I have a SII Lite :B
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dSploit - http://shlyahten.ru/70-dsploit-root.html
DroidSheep - http://shlyahten.ru/56-droidsheep-must-have-rus-root.html
Network Spoofer - http://shlyahten.ru/57-net-spoofer-root.html
WiFiKill - http://shlyahten.ru/58-wifikill-must-have-root.html
Thank u sirs
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i want to ask something is there really a app to hack wifi passwords that works.......?
Disharmony said:
i want to ask something is there really a app to hack wifi passwords that works.......?
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Yes, there really is: WifiUnlocker 2.0 But not all routers are supported.
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Is there any sort of custom ROM out that has a collection of Android pentesting tools such as this one? Sort of like BackTrack/Kali, but for Android?
It would be great if an experienced member could explain how to hack wifi in a step by step format including the programs needed.
For the record, I'm using the G2 D802 with CM.
Oh man,it's seems that my dream to hack neighbours Wi-Fi password has a chance to come true.
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Yeah indeed
But see, some apps up there hack the wifi (MITM, java script, those stuff). Dsploit do both, the password and some wifis.
If you wanna try I suggest u starting by the bcmon or that WifiUnlocker2.0 (havent seen it yet), but remember using the right app for the right security (WPA WEP...)
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Bccom
The device must have a Broadcom bcm4329 or bcm4330 wireless chipset.
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Is there any sort of custom ROM out that has a collection of Android pentesting tools such as this one? Sort of like BackTrack/Kali, but for Android?
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https://www.pwnieexpress.com/penetr...ity-assessment-products/sensors/pwn-pad-2014/
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Simonna said:
Oh man,it's seems that my dream to hack neighbours Wi-Fi password has a chance to come true.
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Please keep this chat gray hat only.
This is not a forum to be malicious black hats.
If you are looking through this thread to Illegally get into someone else's network, then I advise you to leave.
Thanks.