Found new live distro

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Just found this live distro, Frenzy. I've never had wireless working on Linux because I've never been bothered to afford a card with a supported chipset, but Frenzy had my cheapo Belkin card configured and working out of the box.

In addition to that it comes bundled with a good suite of apps: wireless tools (wepcrack, airsnort etc), nettools (nmap, snort, nessus etc), systools (fdisk and other recovery tools) and loads more perfect for the greyhat ;) Already sniffing traffic from neighbouring networks, all within 5 mins, impressed to say the least.

The only downside is the lack of Firefox (and subsequently being forced to use Opera), nothings ever perfect tho eh.

Enjoy :)

PS. Sorry if this has been previously discussed!
 
Gave this a quick go on my laptop, certainly needs a few tweaks as the trackpad isnt properly supported (mouse only goes to around a 640*480 section of the screen). The pcmcia wireless card doesnt work, among a lot of other things. shame as it could be a very usefull live distro.

Probably a better distro on a desktop system.
 
gurdas said:
How reliable is the wepcrack? Also can you post a screenie of the operating environment?

It depends on the key strength/luck. In general very reliable, obviously you need a large amount of sample data first but that can be induced.

WEPCrack is just one implementation of one whitepaper on weaknesses in the key scheduling algorithm of RC4. It is a console based tool, however there are tools like KisMet which provide a GUI for techincally challenged users.

I can do better than a screenshot, here's a video (Cracking WEP in 10 Mins) :-)

http://ethicalhack.org/vids/kismac-vid.php
 
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FirebarUK said:
Once you get used to have such a full-packaged browser/rss/mail client etc, Opera is brilliant.

But thats the whole point of Firefox as a standalone package from Mozilla; that it is just a browser.
 
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