Hello Just wondering (the answer is probably yes) if the Realtek RTL8187 that came with my ASUS P5K-E WiFi Motherboard is compatible with Aircrack? The rtl8187 driver is a FOSS mac80211 driver for RTL8187L and RTL8187B. Rtl8187 is part of the official Linux kernel. Starting with 2.6.27, this driver is supported by aircrack-ng. To use the driver with aircrack-ng, it's recommended that you apply the following patch: 2.6.28:. You should use backports (previously known as compat-wireless). This package contains sources of the latest wireless drivers and patches and scripts which allows you to build the latest driver but targeted at an old kernel (i.e. Your currently installed one). It could be that using the latest driver would be.

Just need to find the windows version. You need to be a little more specific about what you need. First aircrack is just one application contained in the aircrack-ng suite, aircrack itself dosnt use any wireless cards for anything, now if youre talking about airodump, aireplay, etc thats another story. Also your motherboards wireless card IS the RTL8187L chipset, which as of right now wont work with airodump in windows, and if it wont work in airodump then youre not gonna crack anything. Filemaker Pro 12 Advanced Full Download.

Youre better off getting a cheap wireless card online, if you want good compatibilty in windows i would suggest some flavor of atheros chipset preferrably 5001-5008. Read the compatibility chart that dingleberries posted and buy one of those compatible cards, you can probably get a good one for under 10 bucks. You should also take some time and RTFM and actually learn how the aircrack-ng tools work and what each one does. And if youre interested in some other tools and apps for auditing your own wireless network in windows just drop me a pm or see me in irc, (it's in my sig) and i can help you out with some good stuff. In the future you might want to be specific about the OS that youre using too.

BTW: When I mentioned aircrack before, I was talking about the whole suite, not just the cracking program within the suite.

For a while now I have been wanting to run aircrack on my galaxy nexus so as to have a mobile pentesting device. So, I finally got it working and thought I would post how. This is not a task for the terminally challenged. • The latter is a linux environment designed for pentesting. On a mobile device the easiest way to install it is by chrooting to the mounted img, running on top of the mobile devices kernel. • Since most people seem to think aircrack is unusable on a mobile arm device, it is not included in the BackTrack 5 linux distro above, so you will need to download it manually once you have BackTrack up and running.

This is amazing work. I used to do some network pen testing as part of my old job and there's a lot of work that goes into making a mobile setup even with a laptop involved. The fact you got this all working coherently on a phone is mind blowing to me. I have no experience with this manufacturer or ebay seller but through some googling I did find this product: USB hubs in theory do not identify as normal USB devices and allow for pass through communication between connected devices.

This one supplies external power as well. In other words, you may be able to connect both devices to this as it provides external power, and they can communicate without you having to rewrite any drivers. However, be careful because some USB chipsets get confused if you try to use them as USB host but supply external power at the same time. So you may want to verify that is safe on the GNEX USB chipset.

I use this, and I spliced a spare USB cord with the cord from my, so it only draws juice from the battery pack. When you cut open a usb cord there are four wires: red, black, green, and white.

Green and white are data, connect them to the cord going to the galaxy nexus. Red is +5V, connect it to the +5 V or red cord going to the battery pack. Black is common, connect it to both usb cords. So, on the cord going to the battery pack, green and white are loose, and on the cord going to the gnex, red is loose. Or, you could use the solar powered hub mentioned above. You will still need the modified kernel, as the hub will show up as an attached device, but so will whatever is connected to it.