As most know RFID (Radio frequency identification) is installed on many credit cards, passports, and other forms of identification. There have been numerous articles written about how unscrupulousness individuals can copy this information and cause problems. Keep in mind the vast majority of people will never have a problem with their RFID cards. Most fraud with credit cards… Read More »
Securing a wireless router has been an ongoing battle since the first days of WiFi. There have been numerous encryption types and protocol updates which have been constantly shown to have flaws that can be exploited. With that said routers have become much more secure and with the right set up can be very secure devices. Best Security… Read More »
Map the Problem Areas and Bad Spots Updated the Router Reposition Your Router for Better Signal Change Broadcast Channel Use a WiFi Signal Booster We have all been there before. We get our new router set up, go up to our bedroom, open Netflix to binge-watch our favorite series, and the video stutters and buffers because of a… Read More »
WiFi 6 also called 802.11ax is the newest WiFi protocol being introduced along with new and better hardware. New routers that have the new WiFi 6 built-in are now available with many improvements over previous WiFi versions. Improvements include up-to 4X faster data rates, increased capacity, better performance in dense environments, Improved power efficiency and better latency… Read More »
Below are some dictionaries that can be used with Backtrack or Kali Linux. They are plain Wordlist dictionaries used to brute force WPA/WPA2 data captures with aircrack-ng. These are dictionaries that have been floating around for some time now and are here for you to practice with. Once you get good at using a dictionary,and if these… Read More »
Anyone who wants to test a WiFi signals security will need a few tools, with a compatible USB adapter being the most important. Kali Linux and Aircrack-ng is the most commonly used software with some other options also available. Finding a good USB adapter is necessary since most dongles can not go into Monitor Mode and… Read More »
Replacing a wireless garage door opener is an easy task, that much like replacing the remote on a TV must be compatible the system, and be programmed with the unit. The first thing to do is to look at your garage door. On the side of the garage door unit there should be a manufacturer name and… Read More »
The Panda PAU09 is a dual band wireless USB adapter with wide compatibility, from Windows 10 to Kali Linux. It also has two large 5dBi antennas to improve the distance a WiFi signal can travel. I bought this adapter to see how well it performed with the results below. Specifications Protocols: 802.11n Speed: 300Mpbs Chipset Ralink… Read More »
Flashing a router with DD-WRT can bring new life to an old unit with many more features and options available. The D-Link 601 is one such older Wireless-N router that DD-WRT can be installed on. After DD-WRT is installed it can be very useful in many scenarios such as a WiFi extender or a VPN router.… Read More »
The Conbrov is a small hidden spy camera that has night vision and motion detection built-in. The camera can create an HD 720p video of a whole room along with audio. This unit was sent to me to review with my honest opinion and results below. Specifications Resolution HD 720p Infrared LED & Night Vision Built-in… Read More »