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If you are involved in vulnerability research, reverse engineering or penetration testing, surely you've already used Python because it  has a rich set of libraries and tools for these purposes.  On the  page of Dirk Loss  we can find a great compilation  tools written in Python for penetration testers  , some of them only links to existing C libraries, ie, tools that make them easily usable from Python programs libraries.  However, the fuzzy legal situation in Germany did not include some of the tools aggressive (frameworks PenTest, smashers bluetooth, scanners web application vulnerabilities, war-dialers, etc.).  Therefore , and to have a more complete list,  we will be adding all the tools that we will find.  Do not hesitate to  comment on this entry if you know any more  and want that we add to this list: Network Dirtbags py-pcap  : Read PCAP files without libpcap DHCPig  : Python script that makes ...

Requirements: 1. Wireless card (some wireless card cannot configure tx-power) 2. Wavemon (apt-get install wavemon) Step by step Increase Wifi Signal Strength(TxPower) on Kali Linux: 1. Open up our terminal ( see tutorial here how to create the shortcut ) and type IFCONFIG and make sure your wireless network already detected and up. 2. Now let’s check our wireless card default tx-power by running this command IWCONFIG WLAN0 the default tx-power of my wireless card is 20 dBm. 3. When we check the default signal quality through wavemon, 4. To change the tx-power we must turn off our wireless interface by running IFCONFIG WLAN0 DOWN and then change the regional to BO (Bolivia) which in that country they allow the use of 1000 mW tx-power IW REG SET BO turn on the wireless interface again IFCONFIG WLAN0 UP 5. Now we can check again our wireless card status by running IWCONFIG WLAN0 if the tx-power already changed, let’s check our wavemon, and see the difference. 6. We can set up our wireless...

Step 1: Get Ready Your Dictionary File First, we’re gonna need a dictionary, to perform the dictionary attack. If the network you’re attacking has WPS enabled, you may attempt to  get the password that way  first. In Kali, you have a nice wordlist that comes bundled within your installation/live usb. It’s located in  /usr/share/wordlists , but it comes compressed in .gz format (at least in the live version). To get it ready for the attack, we need to type: gzip -d /usr/share/wordlists/rockyou.txt.gz And within seconds it’ll be extracted and ready to use. Backtrack has them located in  /pentest/passwords/wordlists . It has one that’s called darkc0de.lst along with the rockyou.txt one. You can use them simply copying one of this after the ‘-dict’ option. /pentest/passwords/wordlists/rockyou.txt /pentest/passwords/wordlists/darkc0de.lst For any other distros, search for “download wordlist rockyou” or “download wordlist darkc0de”, or just “download wordlist” in  Duc...

In this top 10 Wifi Hacking Tools we will be talking about a very popular subject: hacking wireless networks and how to prevent it from being hacked. Wifi is often a vulnerable side of the network when it comes to hacking since signals can be picked up everywhere and by anyone. Router manufacturers and ISPs turning on WPS by default makes wireless security and penetration testing even more important. With the following top 10 Wifi hacking tools we are able to test our own wireless networks for potential security issues. Let’s start off the top 10 Wifi Hacking Tools with the first tool: 1 Aircrack-ng Aircrack is one of the most popular tools for WEP/WPA/WPA2 cracking. The Aircrack-ng suite contains tools to capture packets and handshakes, de-authenticate connected clients and generate traffic and tools to perform brute force and dictionary attacks. Aicrack-ng is an all-in-one suite containing the following tools (among others): – Aircrack-ng for wireless password...