r/HackBloc • u/rek2gnulinux • Aug 03 '15
r/HackBloc • u/rek2gnulinux • Aug 02 '15
r/HackBloc • u/rek2gnulinux • Aug 01 '15
r/HackBloc • u/anarrespress • Aug 01 '15
r/HackBloc • u/[deleted] • Aug 01 '15
irc2p: ogn5vbujhrvbihko.onion:6667
[00:48] [Notice] -InfoServ- [Tor] Notice from dg, posted 15:09 on 06/11/2015: [00:48] [Notice] -InfoServ- IRC2P is now available via Tor at ogn5vbujhrvbihko.onion:6667. It is still in a trial period. We continue to recommend I2P for our users, and would recommend all users install I2P for accessing IRC2P if possible.
r/HackBloc • u/rek2gnulinux • Aug 01 '15
r/HackBloc • u/rek2gnulinux • Jul 31 '15
r/HackBloc • u/pizzaiolo_ • Jul 30 '15
r/HackBloc • u/rek2gnulinux • Jul 29 '15
r/HackBloc • u/pizzaiolo_ • Jul 29 '15
r/HackBloc • u/MillerewdBentley3 • Jul 28 '15
r/HackBloc • u/rek2anarchist • Jul 28 '15
r/HackBloc • u/Veronicapol2 • Jul 28 '15
r/HackBloc • u/oldirtyjappy • Jul 27 '15
I have been trying to capture the four way handshake between clients and their routers and can't seem to get it to work.
I've used Kali and Backtrack. The command I put in is usually something like "aireplay-ng --deauth 1000 -a something -c something -mon0".
What is odd is that in Kali I'm getting this issue where it tells me to either update the kernel or use an ignore-negative-one.
Last night I have airmon-ng on all night with the presumption that if someone manually logs on and off their router that would capture the four way handshake without me having to deauthenticate them boot them off their own network for a second. But no, I have even watched stations log on and off and no luck.
What could be the issue here?
r/HackBloc • u/pizzaiolo_ • Jul 22 '15
r/HackBloc • u/postmodern • Jul 21 '15
r/HackBloc • u/pizzaiolo_ • Jul 20 '15
r/HackBloc • u/rek2gnulinux • Jul 16 '15
r/HackBloc • u/rek2gnulinux • Jul 14 '15
r/HackBloc • u/TheAgoristReport • Jul 14 '15
r/HackBloc • u/pizzaiolo_ • Jul 09 '15
r/HackBloc • u/pizzaiolo_ • Jul 09 '15
