Wireless Hacks. 100 Industrial-Strength Tips and Techniques
| [SYMBOL] [A] [B] [C] [D] [E] [F] [G] [H] [I] [J] [K] [L] [M] [N] [O] [P] [R] [S] [T] [U] [V] [W] [X] [Y] [Z] MAC (Media Access Control) layer MAC addresses AirPort detecting irregularities with arpwatch 2nd ebtables, manipulating with filtering configuring on AirPort APs DHCP problems and with Host AP finding for a given network finding radio manufacturers by found on the bridge interfaces, displaying spoofing attacks WET11 Ethernet client bridge, handling by Mac OS 9, Software Base Station Mac OS X advertising arbitrary Rendezvous services in checking for inet address associated with your wireless device DNS name resolution, troubleshooting finding all available wireless networks KisMAC, passive scanning with NetStumbler, using integration of Bluetooth-enabled mobile phones and SMS location support for tunnels monitoring network use with EtherPEG network scanners MacStumbler network traffic captured by tcpdump pinging default gateway's IP address remotely controlling with a phone running Kismet on downloading and compiling Kismet source installing Kismet terminal size and color Software Base Station in version 10.2 wireless cards running under MacStumbler (network scanner) mapping with NoCat maps MapServ program master, BSS mDNSProxyResponderPosix program Media Access Control (MAC) layer memory (flash RAM alternative to hard drive) mesh reflectors (dish antennas) metropolitan-area coverage, long distance mgetty-sendfax, using Bluetooth to fax from a GSM phone mice, Bluetooth-enabled microwave cabling guide MIDI feedback for signal strength (NetStumbler) mime attachments to email, decoding (munpack) mini-PCI Prism II card, configuring MiniStumbler (network monitoring tool) location logging using a GPS scanning speed, setting mobile data networks 1xRTT on CDMA Bluetooth and automatic photo blogging with Nokia 3650 Bluetooth file transfers in Linux Bluetooth to GPRS in Linux controlling XMMS with Bluetooth SMS with a keyboard using Bluetooth with Linux CDPD on TDMA devices combining with on-board storage, audio capabilities, or video cameras GPRS on GSM mod_proxy (Apache on OS X) modems Bluetooth-enabled cell phone, using as CDPD monitoring mode (RF Monitoring mode), KisMAC mouse using phone as multicast DNS service advertisements multicast packets GRE tunneling IPIP tunneling and multipath munpack (decoding mime attachments) music jukebox service, advertising |