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Showing posts with label Wireless Hacking. Show all posts
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Monday, 26 September 2011

How to Check If Someone Is Stealing Your Wi-Fi and How to protect it

When you find that your internet has slowed down suddenly, there are chances that someone has hacked into your account. This is one single clue to suspect that someone is hacking into your account, and if you think that your old router with WEP security you can escape from the vicious eyes of the hacker then you are wrong. These days’ hackers hack your account by bye-passing WEP security also. They have special hacking routers to do this. Besides, the heavy charges that you will be facing and if you think, you need not bother because you have an unlimited account, then you are wrong. All the mischief and online notorious activities done by them will reflect on to your account and therefore you will be in soup for the folly of someone else, if identified. So you need to learn how track down that you are being hacked or not!
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Track the hacker down physically:
The process of tracking them down physically will involve running the Moocher hunter live CF tracking suite, which will enable you to physically track the hacker down by triangulating the network signals.
What is next? Use Basic security and WEP:
All routers that are not older than 5 years has the option of increasing the security using a more secure authentication protocol, for which you need to log into your router again, the settings for which is found in the Wireless Settings screen dialog box. To make the transmission much more secure, change your security settings toWPA2, which is much more secure by choosing the option of WPA2.
When you are using the Wi-Fi for personal work this is advisable not to choose the Enterprise option thinking that this will make you more secure. This is because this option has been tailored for meeting the demands of companies and this will not work for personal purposes.
When you are choosing the password for making your Wi-Fi secure, choose a password that is 15 characters long with lower and upper cases, numbers and punctuations symbols.
Besides there are a few other things that you need to do to make your Wi-Fi access entirely secure.
Hiding your SSID:
This is worth trying to hide your network name, but this is of no use these days with the availability of counter softwares like Backtrack that can reveal your hidden name instantly.
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IP filtering:
This blocks out a specific IP, and permits you to change your IP address whenever you are in doubt of being hacked, which is a very simple process like refreshing your system. Actually I missed out to block an IP and I really paid a lot to protect my weight watchers promo and E-diets coupon codes blog from the attackers, so be careful.
Mac Filtering:
This is one the of the most secure methods that you can depend on as this blocks the hacking of your device by using a unique hardware address, which is given at the time of purchasing, however, these days this is overridden by the hackers using a “Spoof” mechanism to steal your Wi-Fi Mac address.
Use a Paid Wi-Fi portal:
This is a kind of business that happens when you install the open source DD_WRT, that you will be able to run a paid Wi-Fi hotspot portal. You can set your own rates for using these paid Wi-Fi portals, which automatically runs a payment processing system, and you will be paid a check when someone hacks and uses your Wi-Fi portal. However, for this to be effectively implemented you need to live in a big city.
In the end I would like to stress upon that that do not immediately jump into a conclusion that someone is hacking into your Wi-Fi account because this is a bit slow, try to check your computer speed, or your router may need some rebooting and also you should try reboosting your Wi-Fi signal. When all the other things are all right, and then go in for checking whether you are being hacked as this is the last but not the least option that could be the reason for reduced Wi-Fi speed.

How to Secure Your Wireless Internet Network

Wireless internet is one of the most predominant means of achieving high speed internet connection nowadays. Wireless internet connection started with it being used in companies and cafes, and later it became popular in schools and hospitals till we now have it at homes. Almost on every street you walk through, there is one wireless internet connection or the other, either for free or available upon entering some unique vouchers.
protect-Wireless-Network1One issue, though, with wireless internet connection is that it brings up concerns in terms of security. Because of the privileges outsiders are made to have where there is a wireless internet connection, there have been ways and smart methods that can allow people to make use of your wireless internet connection without your permission.
Because I was going to need a sophisticated internet connection for the service of my lunarpages and iContact coupon website, I decided to install a wireless internet in my home, but it wasn’t easy battling intruders. This problem, because of its persistency, has thought me some lessons on securing your wireless internet which I want to share with you.

Make Your Admin Details Unique to You

Due to persistent security issues with my wireless internet connection, I’ve leant that it’s always safer to change the administrator’s privileges of my router upon the installation of my wireless internet connection.
Routers, by default, are always with administrator’s privileges that are too generic, such as having the password as password or admin and username as username or admin. This, unfortunately, is known to almost everybody and anyone about to use your wireless internet connection without your permission will first try these generic usernames and passwords.
Make sure you are not using the default admin privileges of your router, if it’s so in your case, quickly change it now to enhance the security of your wireless internet connection.

Use Firewalls to Protect your Network

Modern wireless network routers come with in-built firewall for security against intrusions. You can enable your wireless router’s security firewall as this will improve the level of your wireless internet connection’s security.
If you are using a wireless internet connection router that does not have an in-built firewall, you can download and install it on your router from the internet.

Always Switch off Your Router When not in use

Which way is the best way to stay away from hackers or keep your wireless internet connection safe from unsolicited usage? To turn it off totally is the best way. It’s only when your wireless internet connection is on that you’d have people attempting to break into it.
The best thing to do is to turn your router off whenever nobody is using it or whenever no one is home to watch over it.

Limit Your Router’s Broadcast Range

Are you using your router to broadcast internet network to a wide range of space or is your wireless network being used in a bigger hall or room? You can restrict your wireless network’s broadcast reach to a very limited range so that only people that are very close to the router can access the network.
This will work well if you are using your wireless network in a small place like in your living room and in a small office.

Wednesday, 21 September 2011

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Sunday, 19 June 2011

Top 10 Essential tools for Hacking Wireless Networks


As with any trade, it’s essential to have the right tools when testing your wireless network for security  vulnerabilities. Here are ten tools i m including that will assist you to increase the throughput of yur pen test.

Laptop Computer
For starters, you’ve got to a have a good test system — preferably a portable laptop computer. Although it is possible to perform wireless-security testing using a handheld device such as a Pocket PC, the tools available on such devices are limited compared to those on a laptop system.
Due to the multiple operating system requirements of the popular wireless testing tools, we recommend using either a system that can dual boot Windows (preferably 2000 or XP) and Linux (any recent distribution will do) or a Windows-based system running a virtual machine program (such as VMware) on which you can install multiple operating systems. The hardware requirements  for systems running a single operating system are pretty minimal given today’s standards. A system with a Pentium III or equivalent processor, 256MB RAM, and at least a 30–40GB hard drive should be more than enough. If you’ll be running VMware or another virtual machine program, you’ll want to at least double this amount of RAM and hard drive space.


Wireless Network Card

In addition to the laptop, you’ve got to have a good wireless network-interface card (NIC). Look for a PC Card NIC that’s not only compatible with the various wireless tools, but one that also has a connector for an external antenna so you can pick up more signals. The Orinoco Gold card (and its re-badged equivalents) serves both purposes very well. Many wireless NICs built in to today’s laptops are good general purpose cards, but your test results may be limited due to the shorter radio range capability of the internal antennas.


Antennas and Connecting Cables
A high-gain unidirectional or omnidirectional antenna — or cantenna — will do wonders for you when you’re scanning your airwaves for wireless systems. When you’re shopping for antennas, look for one with a pigtail connection that matches the type of connector you have on your wireless NIC. Also be aware that the length of these pigtail cables should be kept as short as possible. Because they’re made with a very thin microwave coax, these cables have fairly high signal losses at microwave frequencies and with the connectors placed on either end of the pigtail cable. To avoid high cable losses, you should not use a pigtail cable longer than 5 feet.


GPS Receiver
If you’ll be war-walking/driving/flying — or if your wireless systems span across a large building or campus environment — then it’s time to think globally:  A global positioning satellite (GPS) receiver will come in handy. With a GPS receiver, you’ll be able to integrate your wireless testing software and pinpoint the locations of wireless systems within a few meters.


Stumbling Software
To get your wireless testing rolling, wireless stumbling software is essential; you can use it to map out things like SSIDs, signal strength, and systems using WEP encryption. Software you can use for this includes Network Stumbler for Windows or your wireless NIC management software. For really basic stumbling, you can even use the management software built in to Windows XP.


Wireless Network Analyzer
To probe deep into the airwaves, a network analyzer is essential. Programs such as Kismet, AiroPeek, and ethereal can help you monitor multiple wireless channels, view protocols in use, look for wireless system anomalies — and even capture wireless data right out of thin air.


Port Scanner
A port scanner such as nmap or SuperScan is a great tool for scanning the wireless systems you stumble across to find out more about what’s running and what’s potentially vulnerable.


Vulnerability Assessment Tool
A vulnerability-assessment tool such as Nessus, LANguard Network Security Scanner, or QualysGuard is great for probing your wireless systems further to find out which vulnerabilities actually exist. This information can then be used to poke around further and see what the bad guys can see and even potentially exploit.


Google
It’s not only a great reference tool, but the Google search engine can also be used for searching Network  Stumbler .NS1 files, digging in to the Web-server software built in to your APs, finding new wireless-security testing tools, researching vulnerabilities, and more. The Google taskbar (downloadable for Internet Explorer, built in to FireFox) makes your searching even easier.


An 802.11 Reference Guide
While performing ongoing ethical hacks against your wireless systems, you’ll undoubtedly need a good reference guide on the IEEE 802.11 standards at some time or another. The 802.11 wireless protocol is very complex and will evolve over time. You’ll likely need to look up information on channel frequency ranges, what a certain type of packet is used for, or perhaps a default 802.11 setting or two. The Cheat Sheet, the wireless resources found in Appendix A in this book, as well as Peter’s book Wireless

Wednesday, 15 June 2011

Ultimate Wireless Hacking Guide For Beginners With Commview For WiFi



CommView is a powerful network monitor and analyzer designed for LAN administrators, security professionals, network programmers, home users…virtually anyone who wants a full picture of the traffic flowing through a PC or LAN segment. Loaded with many user-friendly features, CommView combines performance and flexibility with an ease of use unmatched in the industry. In this thread I will provide you with software download and Manual on how to do it all by yourself! This is the one and only most noob proof guide ever made! You will be able to hack any W-LAN in your range with ease and safety. The software provided is cracked and not infected anyhow.

This application captures every packet on the wire to display important information such as a list of packets and network connections, vital statistics, protocol distribution charts, and so on. You can examine, save, filter, import and export captured packets, view protocol decodes down to the lowest layer with full analysis of over 70 widespread protocols. With this information, CommView can help you pinpoint network problems and troubleshoot software and hardware.

How can a network analyzer help me?

If you are a seasoned professional, you definitely know the answer. Managing a LAN, creating network-oriented software, or performing a security audit have one thing in common: You’re blind without a good network monitor. Every day, it helps you maintain efficient network data transmission, test firewalls and intrusion detection systems, or identify problems with network-based applications. And there is an important economic reason behind using a network analyzer: it costs a fraction of the price of information, time, software, and hardware that may potentially be lost or wasted by not using a network analyzer. A number of case studies describe real-world applications of CommView in business, government, and education sectors.
If you are new to networking, you’ll find CommView extremely useful for understanding how the Internet and your LAN work. Being a network analyzer (also commonly referred to as a packet analyzer, network monitor, or packet sniffer), it captures and decodes network traffic and makes sense of it, allowing you to see what, where, and how information leaves and enters your computer — which is critically important for a secure Internet experience. The Online Tutorial is an excellent resource for learning about the many exciting features CommView offers.

What you can do with CommView:

* View detailed IP connections statistics: IP addresses, ports, sessions, etc.
* Reconstruct TCP sessions.
* Map packets to the application that is sending or receiving them.
* View protocols distribution, bandwidth utilization, and network nodes charts and tables.
* Generate traffic reports in real time.
* Browse captured and decoded packets in real time.
* Search for strings or hex data in captured packet contents.
* Import and export packets in Sniffer®, EtherPeek™, AiroPeek™, Observer®, NetMon, and Tcpdump formats, export packets in hex and text formats.
* Configure alarms that can notify you about important events, such as suspicious packets, high bandwidth utilization, unknown addresses, etc.
* Create your own plug-ins for decoding any protocol.
* Exchange data with your application over TCP/IP.
* Export any IP address to SmartWhois for quick, easy IP lookup.
* Capture loopback traffic (a new, unique feature in version 4.1).


Commview Download:

DOWNLOAD—Install it and crack it as any other application.

Wireless Hacking Plug in + Manual Download:

DOWNLOAD— Run the application and read the manual to help you with process.

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