Chartreuse brings new life and insane coding power to the project as we fly along in the shell’s development!
Code has been added for REGEXP support in MySQL! This brings a whole new lifeline to MySQL for my daily tasks with the database server! Stay posted and we will announce a release date asap! A full project release will include full documentation and support for Linux servers.
A new page has been added to allow anyone to submit BUGs! http://weaknetlabs.com/main/?page_id=351 To submit a BUG simply Email WeakNetLabs[(at)]gmail[(dot)]com!
Phone number list generator! Here is the abstract from the paper:
In residential areas, it is common for a client to use their phone number as a WPA key. During a security audit, the client’s wireless access point is usually the first point of entry for me. There are thousands of videos now online on how to crack WEP, making the need for another WEP tutorial nonexistent. All of those methods work fine in WeakNet Linux IV, with date restrictions of course, and I will rely on said materials as if they were my own technical support media. WPA, on the other hand, is somewhat more of a challenge. You need a word list1 comprehensive enough to coincidentally contain the WPA key. Adding this type of world list is quite unnatural, as the size of said list can reach sizes up to the hundreds of GB2, with in depth numbering schemes, “leet” text, number lists alone, word lists, and much more.
From the request of some people and inquiries of others’ I have written a small tutorial on installing WNLAv4 onto a USB drive with a “persistent” install file. The “persistent” install file allows you to make changes and save files to an otherwise “live” environment!
I have been working with Regular expressions for years now and find times when I wish they were implemented in areas that they are not, or wish that other syntax / algorithms existed that don’t. This new project, Project Celeritas, is a shell which lays atop of the application layer, in a sense, and provides changes to Regular Expressions and other areas of programming. Here is a quick video showing of a super alpha stage implementation of the code:
What you are seeing above, is a “syntax back reference.” Back referencing in Regular Expressions back references the matched text, (I give a nice Howto on my tech weblog: http://trevelyn.com/?p=116 while my new implementation STILL does said operation with it’s usual syntax [ \(n) and n being an integer > 0 ] my syntax matches that, being a negative integer [ \-(n) and n being an integer > 0 ]. This is just a simple trick which involves re-parsing the output of ANY command (including streams) which includes Regular Expression syntax.
The reason this shell is atop of the application layer, is to act as a filter, and for better portability. I use NO Perl modules in this code, so virtually anyone who has Perl installed can run this shell. Also, I plan on implementing the code in pieces as modules. And for the shell to take arguments, so that you don’t have a captive session on each use.
If you would like to join us in the sandbox as I code this application, please ping me on Google Wave, I am WeakNetLabs[at]Gmail[dot]com!
This is the big one! WeakNet Linux IV is now available for download exclusively from Softpedia! There a super article there about WeakNet Linux and how awesome it really is! It’s free! Download it today!!
As far as the apps and utilities that come bundled are concerned, WeakNet Linux IV is a security expert’s dream. It comes with plenty of tools for network, both wired and wireless, security and testing, but also tools for SQL, web and even Bluetooth hacking. Of course, there are plenty of other tools in the repositories if the bundled apps aren’t right for the job.
~ Marius Nestor of Softpedia.com
So far, WeakNet Linux has been our biggest success. Each version get’s better with time as well. Once Tully though up the idea of having a “Lite” version, we have rocked the code with style. I give many thanks to all who have helped me and supported WeakNet Labs over the years, this includes the semi-quasi-members too. hehe, I’d like to personally thank Marius for the awesome article too.
If you happen to like my distro, please feel free to comment or write about it in a review, etc, and shoot me an Email with the link so I can ping back.
I made my first video tutorial with WNLAv4 and you can watch it on Youtube, or here in smaller resolution:
Thanks again, hundreds of hours of coding comes to a smashing halt, allowing me to perform normal activities, like play video games and watch movies.
Here we are, the week of it’s arrival! This long weekend of coding has paid off, I got some good input and have made some successful changes. Only 2 more days!
One more thing I’d like to mention, please check out my weblog if you like Mathematics and Computers, I have a cool tutorial on how to make a wooden abacus computer. CLICK HERE
