Cell phone spying tools and bugs have been around for awhile now, and used mainly by companies trying to get a edge on each other or private detectives working to get evidence of a cheating spouse. There is no doubt the many uses of listening in on someone else conversations for any number of… 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 &… Read More »
The Linksys WRT54G is a very old router that can still be very useful with 3rd part Firmware from DD-WRT. The WRT54G was once a very notoriously good router, because after DD-WRT was installed it became a powerful unit for its day. Even though it is old it can still be a good… Read More »
Kali Linux and Wireless Penetration Testing is one of the top things Kali is used for. Anyone who has ever tried to test the security of their own router and hack the password has no doubt heard of Kali Linux. There are numerous attacks from Reaver to using a dictionary attack on a data capture.… Read More »
When you are at home connected wirelessly to your home router with your laptop, smartphone or tablet, you have a sense of some security about your data being transmitted to and from your home router. And this may be true to some degree, even though nothing can be a hundred percent secure, the odds are… Read More »
This unit was sent to me to review with my honest opinion and results below. With some credit cards, door access and secure ID cards now containing RFID chips many would like a simple way to protect them from potential scanners. Keep in mind most will not have to worry about about their… Read More »
To do wireless penetration testing with Kali Linux a compatible USB adapter / dongle is needed to be able to go into monitor mode, do packet injections, or be able to do the things necessary while wireless pen testing. When looking for an adapter that works with Kali it is the chipset of the… Read More »
A Step-By-Step video is at the bottom of the page. Installing Kali Linux 2.0 on a Raspberry Pi 3 is a straight forward task. If you have installed Kali on a Pi 1 or 2 the steps are the same. Things Needed: Raspberry Pi 3 Power Supply HDMI cable 8-32 GB SD-Card Keyboard… Read More »
Kali 2.0 and the new aircrack-ng v1.2 RC2 has many new options but also has been throwing out strange errors. For example after putting a wireless adapter into monitor mode I was getting a error while trying to use airodump-ng saying “ioctl(SIOCSIWMODE) failed: Device or resource busy” After reading through the forums I… Read More »
Kali Linux can be installed on a Raspberry Pi 2 and earlier models such as the A or B+. To get Kali running on a Raspberry Pi we need to download the image file and then burn it to a media such as a micro SD card or flash drive. If you have never flashed… Read More »