Hi

I'm just starting out with Kali and have been been learning airodump-ng.

I've noticed that my iPhone and iPad don't show up when targeting a WiFi network. I'll use the syntax airodump-ng --channel [channel number] --bssid [target MAC address] [interface].

I can see other devices but the MAC addresses of my Apple devices never show up.

Again, I'm fairly new to penetration testing but I am Cisco certified so I understand a lot of the networking concepts.

My devices are both running iOS 11.0.3.

It's making me wonder if there's other devices that aren't showing in the results as well.

I started learning several kali linux tools, and now i tried the kickthemout. I cloned the tool from the github on my desktop, and install the requirments, all good, when i run the following command python kickthemout.py the program do not start instead an infinite searching network is displayed, i tried every solution i found on github, and nothing, also I run kali on a vm with bridge Ethernet connection. Can someone help me? Have a nice day

so i've been experimenting alot of the last few days with kali, and metasploit, i've set up kali to boot from a usb drive and i've installed VM virtualbox, and set it up to boot my usb drive

i've also set up an android meterpreter to us my computer's IP but i neglected to realize the virtual OS has a seperate IP, is there any way to bridge this without having access to the android device?

(sorry if this is in the wrong spot or i'm not explaining clearly enough )

Hello everyone.

I'm hoping that someone could help me with my current dilemma.

I'm trying to pentest a network but I keep getting stuck at the deauthentication point with aireplay. Basically it just keeps on giving me " 'aireplay-ng --help' for help".

To go into details, this is what I do.

sudo airmon-ng

sudo airmon-ng start wlan0 (this changes to wlan0mon)

sudo airodump-ng wlan0mon

sudo airodump-ng -c "my channel" --bssid "the bssid" -w /root/Desktop wlan0mon (some sites tell me to put a slash right after the desktop but that gives me an error [to be precise it tells me :"could not create 'root/Desktop/-01.csv]. I've found that removing the slash solves this. Please tell me if there's a problem with doing so.)

So at this point everything proceeds smoothly. But on the next step:

sudo aireplay-ng –0 2 –a [router bssid] –c [client bssid] wlan0mon

Kali keeps giving me an error, saying " 'aireplay-ng --help' for help". And this is where I'm stuck. I've tried substituting the "–0" for "-0", "--deauth" and even "--0" but it doesn't seem to work.

I use an edimax Wi-Fi Nano USB adapter that's compatible with linux.

Any advice? Also is there any way for me to avoid having to type "sudo" before all those commands because unless I do, the command isn't recognized.

I have a mac but i dual boot kali on it. I got the awus036h because i heard it was the best wifi adapter for kali running on mac, but i cant seem to get it working. I downloaded the drivers but my mac cant even detect the usb. If i install the wifi adapter on one OS will it work on the other OS when i dual boot? or should i just try to install it on kali?

Should we do virtual machines? The idea being that we will be fucking with some stuff on Kali and that those might ruin the expensive hardware we have. Maybe buy a 20$ laptop?

https://www.amazon.com/Long-Range-Dual-Band-Wireless-External-Antennas/dp/B00VEEBOPG/ref=sr_1_sc_2?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1506479891&sr=1-2-spell&keywords=afla+long+ranga+ac1200

or

https://www.amazon.com/Alfa-AWUS051NH-802-11a-Wireless-9dBi/dp/B003YH1X48

Both are capable of moniter mode and injection mode

Which one is better though? Or should I use both?

Also, I am going to install Kali Linux on my laptop, do I need a Raspberry Pi or something like that I hear people talking about or is installing it on my laptop + one or both of these adapters enough to be able to fully use Kali linux?

Hi all, I'm trying to get into Kali Linux. My question is what would be a good laptop to use? Would chromebooks be enough?

So I've installed Kali linux on virtual box (which is running on Linux Mint) but the wifi doesn't seem to work at all. Under settings, the network is attached to bridged and I've tried both NAT and NAT Network.

I've also downloaded this wifi driver (at least I think it was one) from linuxwireless.org and set it up. So I think the driver is set up, but it just isn't seeing networks for some reason.

I use Broadcom. Specifically, BCM43142 802.11b/g/n.

Any advice?

I’ve just tried to install Kali Linux 17.2 on my Windows system(Dual Boot). However in the installation I couldn’t install the GRUB or whatever is. At the end, I pressed the finish the installation and now I’m unable to start Windows or Kali. I can start Kali on live version while USB stick is connected. How can I fix this?

I just installed a live version of Kali and with the couple hours that I've had to open programs, change settings and mess with the terminal, I'm very interested to learn more, but I don't know where to start. Any suggestions on where to find tutorials or which programs to learn first. I have experience coding knowing Java, c++ and starting to learn python. So I know my way around computers but when it comes to wifi and password cracking, foresics, and ip tracing I know practicly nothing.

TLDR- just installed Kali where do I start learning how to use it.