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Discussion => Security => Topic started by: mclovin on January 28, 2013, 09:29 pm
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hello guys,
there's an office that needs internet for SR and Real Life but would love to be able run a mile with no come backs if shit hits the fan !
Is there and a easy to use guide on stealing wifi with software??? i have seen some a while ago but they look quite hard to use. What is the connection like once connected? can it be used everyday with no problems?? any good links?
all so....
Is there a way of using a fake business name for the internet service provider ? if so how would you pay them?
bare in mind...
I need wi fi to do real work on a clean computer if i get a isp in my office in my real life work name and use my naughty computerthere as well with a vpn-tor every day in my office. will this bring me problems ???
love to get some new thoughts please .
cheers
McLovin.
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Is there and a easy to use guide on stealing wifi with software???
If it uses WEP, it can be cracked pretty easily.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wired_Equivalent_Privacy
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fluhrer,_Mantin_and_Shamir_attack
If not, you could still try to brute force it and hope they use a weak password.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aircrack-ng
Remember to change your MAC address!
i have seen some a while ago but they look quite hard to use. What is the connection like once connected? can it be used everyday with no problems??
The connection shouldn't be any different.
I need wi fi to do real work on a clean computer if i get a isp in my office in my real life work name and use my naughty computerthere as well with a vpn-tor every day in my office. will this bring me problems ???
Probably not, unless you're doing something to draw attention to yourself, like sending/receiving large amounts of traffic.
Tor with bridges works just as well. Actually, slightly better since it's one less hop and one less layer of encryption than a VPN + Tor.
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For wifi cracking, look into Reaver. It's a little temperamental sometimes with the wifi card you use but works well when it does. It can run from a live cd (or even better, bootable usb).
As long as you take Tor and VPN precautions, using SR at work should be fine. I get on SR at work daily without worrying because amount of traffic is low. As Astor said, unless you're running a lot of traffic you should still be fine.
Just don't neglect the encryption either.