RE: Newbie help

Tye,

Thanks for your response.  I think I am almost there, but let me give
you an update.  
I am running OpenBSD 3.2 with a SMC2632W (I ended up finding the SMC
card at MicroCenter as part of the SMC2602W product.  This is the PCI
card that comes with the PCMCIA card attached.  SMC just so happens to
use the SMC2632W for the PCMCIA card.
As far as the software goes, I was able to compile and run prism2dump
and a few others.  My problem is that when compiling dwepdump or
dstumbler, I get the following error about not being able to locate a
file:

% make
 | gcc -Wall -I/usr/local/include -c main.c
 | In file included from main.c:54:
 | dstumbler.h:50: bat/common.h: No such file or directory
 | *** Error code 1

What is supposed to create this common.h file?  I think I may have seen
the answer but I do not know what a "port" is or what to do with a port.

I feel that I am very close to getting these tools working.  Any help
with this compiling issue would be much appreciated.  Thank you so much
for your help.

-Brad Martin
[email protected]





-----Original Message-----
From: Tye F Hammerle [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Sunday, April 27, 2003 8:17 AM
To: [email protected]; BSD AirTools
Subject: Re: [BAT] Newbie help

Which BSD do you have (Open, Free, NET, i)? I'm running OpenBSD 3.2 with

a Linksys WPC11 card. OpenBSD detected the WPC-11 on install. The 
bsd-airtools package from the openbsd.org ports collection installed and

works. I have been able to compile and install dwepcrack separately. I 
have been able to crack WEP keys with dwepdump/dwepcrack. I used the 
info available on the dachb0den.com site. One thing I found that I would

like more documentation on is how to tell when you're getting duplicate 
iv's and precisely what the numbers displayed by dwepcrack mean. 
Equipment that does weak iv filtering makes it very hard or perhaps 
impossible to collect enough iv's to collect enough iv's. I've spent a 
full 7 days capturing iv's between cisco gear on a test network without 
any luck.

In my testing I've found that Linksys, Cisco and Orinoco do weak iv 
filtering. D-Link told me they do not do weak iv filtering. I've found 
that Netgear does not do weak iv filtering, at least the MA401 pccard 
and MA402 ap do not.

My test setup was a laptop running W2K(with Netgear MA401 pccard) with a

batch file copying a 65 mb ISO across an MA402 AP to a server on the 
wired network in a loop. It took 24 hours for dwepdump to catch enough 
weak iv's for dwepcrack to get the WEP key. dwepcrack took 30 seconds to

load the weak iv's and 3 seconds to crack the WEP key. I swapped the 
MA401 for a Linksys WPC11 and repeated the test. With the WPC11 doing 
weak iv filtering it took 48 hours of capturing weak iv's from the MA402

to get enough to crack the WEP key.

I've also gotten Kismet up and working.

Tye


Brad Martin wrote:
> I am about to attempt the install of BSD air tools.  I was hoping some

> of you could tell me some hardware/software success stories about your

> installs.  Right now I have BSD 3.2 (for wnet) on a IBM Thinkpad 600E.

> I am clueless about which PCMCIA Wireless Card to get.  I keep hearing

> SMC 2632W but I can't seem to find it anywhere.  Any of you have any 
> other suggestions?  Any help, docs, references on BSD, or BSD
AirTools, 
> would be much appreciated.  Thank you in advance.
> 
>  
> 
> -Brad Martin
> 
> [email protected]
> 
> 
>
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