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Segmenting your network on an ASUS RT-N16 using DD-WRT

By On November 5, 2010 · 6 Comments · In DD-WRT, General, Information Security, Wireless Security

DD-WRT is really amazing in all that it can do.  I have grown much more fond of it overtime.  Recently, I decided that I wanted to completely segment my home network.  I wanted to have multiple networks (some trusted, others completely untrusted) that could be configured through a single device.  At first, one [...]

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The Wireless Pineapple – Karma on the FON with Jasager

By On May 3, 2010 · Leave a Comment · In Information Security, Wireless Security

After many episodes featuring the wireless pineapple on Hak5, I decide that it is time to get one and try it out (I’m way late getting to this one – about 4 years late). I actually won 2 auctions for the FON on EBay so I bought 2 of them.

Anyway, I was [...]

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Tunneling your traffic through SSH

By On March 3, 2010 · Leave a Comment · In General, Information Security, Internet Privacy, Wireless Security

Whenever you are away from home and are using a free or open access internet connection, you are taking many risks that you might not be aware of.  For instance, capturing web traffic of users at an open WIFI hotspot is insanely easy to do using aircrack-ng.  Furthermore, there are various ways to [...]

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Aircrack-ng on Ubuntu

By On February 25, 2010 · 3 Comments · In General, Internet Privacy, Technology Politics, Wireless Security

I’ve seen and read about all the cool things that someone can do with aircrack-ng to do cracking/pentesting of your own wireless network. I knew that it was fairly easy to do all of this, but I never had a wireless card with an Atheros chipset, or at least a chipset that you [...]

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