Hi,
I have kismac running on a macbook. The current release (Build 138)
does support packet injection with an Intersil based DWL-122
adapter. Also it receives well. I can save dumps and analyze them
with Wireshark. Also I am able to break 40 and 104 bit web keys
using the builtin functions.
If I use the binary of build 208 from the website or build latest
216 from source. I can additionally use a RALINK based DWL-G122
adapter and the Intersil DWL-122 on a macbook for tracing but it
crashes when I want to inject packages. This even happens with the
Intersil DWL-122. Using the same binary on a PowerMac does not
crash the system.
That's my current state.
Here are the sticks I was using on my macbook:
D-Link DWL-122 A1
Netgear MA111
ASUS WL-167G
D-Link DWL-G122 C1
The last two one are RALINK based and have drivers for the macbook.
The first ones are Intersil and have only PowerPC drivers.
I have soldered external antenna connectors to all of them. Either
by replacing the internal antenna or using a secondary antenna
connector on the PCB. All do not have extern antenna connectors by
default.
You can easily get the older Intersil adapters for 10-15 Euro on ebay.
and according to a previous post, the current driver for macbook
does not correctly save dumps, so attacks on the key may not be
done via kismac.
Am 27.11.2006 um 05:36 schrieb Kevin Burns:
kismac currently only supports prism2 devices for packet injection
(and those only work on 802.11b networks)
On Nov 26, 2006, at 7:21 AM, Rarok wrote:
I downloades the svn files of KisMAC and I compiled it with
compile.command,
but now I can't get it working. It seems that works like passive,
but I
can't Inject packages. what I'm forgetting to do?
Thanks and excuse me for my bad english (i'm spanish)
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