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Phil: /* Kernel Module Compiling */

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‎Kernel Module Compiling

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‎Kernel Module Compiling

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‎Installing: kernel module compiling

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‎Working in groups & Collaboration

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‎Using

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‎Wireless card

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‎Using

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‎Links

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links

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   make
-You will have a resulting module (in this case, x25.o) in the directory. Make sure you backup this .o before rebooting.
+You will have a resulting module (in this case, x25.ko) in the directory. Make sure you backup this .o before rebooting.
 = Using =

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 . Compile just this module
   make
 = Using =

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	You can for example download this [[media:Tsocks-1.8beta5.lzm]] and drop it in your BT3/modules/ directory on your USB key and benefit from the fixed TORify / tscosk support in Backtrack3 :)		You can for example download this [[media:Tsocks-1.8beta5.lzm]] and drop it in your BT3/modules/ directory on your USB key and benefit from the fixed TORify / tscosk support in Backtrack3 :)
		+
		+	== Kernel Module Compiling ==
		+	Let's say you want to use a kernel module (let's say x25) that is NOT compiled in the standard BackTrack distribution. One tedious way is to recompile the whole new kernel with the new option.
		+
		+	Another method is just to recompile the kernel:
		+	1. Go to the source directory of the desired module:
		+	cd /usr/src/linux/net/x25/
		+	2. Edit Makefile
		+	vi Makefile
		+	3. Add the following lines to the Makefile:
		+	obj-m = foo.o
		+	KVERSION = $(shell uname -r)
		+	all:
		+	make -C /lib/modules/$(KVERSION)/build M=$(PWD) modules
		+	clean:
		+	make -C /lib/modules/$(KVERSION)/build M=$(PWD) clean
		+	4. Compile just this module
		+	make

	= Using =		= Using =

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 sshfs is great to access the Filesystem of other machine as a local one.
   sshfs username@hostname:folder mount_folder
 = Links =
 * [http://www.i-hacked.com/content/view/260/42/ BackTrack EEE installation and tips]

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   wlanconfig ath create wlandev wifi0
   ifconfig ath0 up
 = Links =
 * [http://www.i-hacked.com/content/view/260/42/ BackTrack EEE installation and tips]

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 To put your card into monitor mode, open a terminal window and type:
   airmon-ng stop ath0;airmon-ng start wifi0
-−
 That will create a new madwifi interface (ath0) in monitor mode.
 In order to take your card out of monitor mode, and place it back into managed mode (in order to join a wifi access point)
   airmon-ng stop ath0
   wlanconfig ath create wlandev wifi0

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	= Links =		= Links =
−	* http://www.i-hacked.com/content/view/260/42/	+	* [http://www.i-hacked.com/content/view/260/42/ BackTrack EEE installation and tips]

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 [http://backtrack.offensive-security.com/index.php BackTrack] is a very useful security distribution for various hacks (pentests, rev eng, audit, ...).
-== Installing ==
+= Installing =
 Best way to install is to have it on a USB key and boot from it.
 Here are a few problems I encountered with BackTrack 3 and their accompanying solutions.
-=== TOR ===
+== TOR ==
 TOR is included in BT3 but lacks some components, ie tsocks. Here is how to fix it:
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   netstat -anp | grep <YOUR_IP>
-=== Preservation & Persistance ===
+== Preservation & Persistance ==
 When you do some system changes, you may want to have them always loaded by default during the next BT3 boot, so before rebooting you need to type this command:
   dir2lzm "/mnt/live/memory/changes/" "/mnt/sda1/BT3/modules/changes.lzm"
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 You can for example download this [[media:Tsocks-1.8beta5.lzm]] and drop it in your BT3/modules/ directory on your USB key and benefit from the fixed TORify / tscosk support in Backtrack3 :)

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−	[[http://backtrack.offensive-security.com/index.php BackTrack]] is a very useful security distribution for various hacks (pentests, rev eng, audit, ...).	+	[http://backtrack.offensive-security.com/index.php BackTrack] is a very useful security distribution for various hacks (pentests, rev eng, audit, ...).

	== Installing ==		== Installing ==