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Busting The Bluetooth Myth
Author(s): Max Moser
Topic: During the last year, rumours had come to my attention that apparently it is possible to transform a standard 30USD Bluetooth® dongle into a full-blown Bluetooth® sniffer. Thinking you absolutely need Hardware to be able to hop 79 channels 1600 times a second I was rather suspicious about these claims. This paper is the result of my research into this area, answering the question whether it is possible or not.

How to Grab Ressources - a Practical Guide
Author(s): Andreas Naepflin
Topic: This is a small tutorial about Reverse Engineering. This tutorial explains how to manually unpack a UPX-packed executable and manually extract a resource out of it.


Phun with Fortiguard Filters
Author(s): Satya Jith
Topic: Funny issue with Fortiguard Filters and HTTPs

OpenWRT Madness
Author(s): Mati Aharoni
Topic: Getting Metasploit to run on a Linksys Router

Netgear WG511 External Antenna Modification
Author(s): Paul Mansbridge
Topic: Adding an antenna slot to Netgear WG511 PCMCIA cards

Splunk System Logger
Author(s): William M. Hidalgo
Topic: Central logging and anlyzing with Spluk System Logger

Ethereal Wireless Filters
Author(s): William M. Hidalgo
Topic: Ethereal filters for analyzing wireless packets/networks

Kismet Primer Guide
Author(s): William M. Hidalgo
Topic: Quick and dirty shakedown of the Kismet interface and key shortcuts.

802.11b attacks on 802.11g
Author(s): William M. Hidalgo
Topic: Follow up to the aireplay injection

Void11 Rouge Access Point Counter-Offense
Author(s): William M. Hidalgo
Topic: Void11 Rouge Access Point Counter-Offense

WPA Cracking And Kismet/GPS Extras
Author(s): William M. Hidalgo && Paul Mansbridge
Topic: Cowpatty usage and some interesting notes on WPA

WEP Decryption and Physical Intrusion
Author(s): William M. Hidalgo
Topic: Decryption captured packets and physical intrusion

Aireplay injection
Author(s): William M. Hidalgo
Topic: Injection packets into a wireless LAN using aireplay

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