If like me you like to pipe things around in the shell then when I looked at aircrack-ng I wanted to script using it. Therefore I wrote a simple patch for the current version that disables buffering to allow the stdout/err to act like they are writing to a log file so good for timely greping around in a bash script. Once I have my WEP scripts polished I will post them up. 
You can find the patch here.
So I finally got around to finishing this all up…
http://boxofthings.net/2008/03/24/scripted-wep-cracking
Enjoy, Cheers,
DanB UK.
Since 1.1.3 I think the Google Maps Application on the iPod Touch has supported the “Locate Me” functionality. Today was the first time it worked for me! Remeber that I am on a Touch so therefore this is all based upon the WiFi signals. I am thinking that due to my collueage with an iPhone having used it here the WiFi signals that he was reciving at the same time when he used “Locate Me” were logged somewhere by the Application.
Here is a snapshot of it locating me! I’m actually on the right side of the Blue Circle but hey it’s pritty close!
Cheers,
DanBUK.
I have recently got a cheap laptop and it has a relativity new Broadcom WIFI device; it does work with the native driver in the 2.6.24-rcXX with a patch. But as this new driver is based upon mac80211 I was bashing my head for a couple of days regarding how to inject packets.
Simply use the development branch of aireplay-ng for success.
svn co http://trac.aircrack-ng.org/browser/branch/1.0-dev/
cd 1.o-dev
make
sudo make install
Happy cracking!
DanB UK.
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