Reaver is quite easy to use, now there is an easier option that requires no typing just clicking. First you need to install reaver. BackTrack R2 already has reaver installed. If you are not sure if it is installed or not, type reaver in terminal and see if you get a bunch of text to show you that it is installed. Download this deb (password is dishingtech) and place it on your desktop in BackTrack or Ubuntu system. Then in terminal type Code: Select All cd Desktop Code: Select All dpkg -i '/root/Desktop/inflator1.0-backtrack5r1-gnome-bit32.deb' This is where you will find inflator: Inflator GUI After it is installed, you should see it. Another easier option is just to download my virtual machine image (see 2nd image) which has Reaver Inflator and other awesome stuff in it. If you are unfamiliar with reaver or have trouble using it check out Reaver on Google Code.
hi, i recently installed inflator on my backtrack 5 r2 (VMware), i just need to ask one thing, under the "WPS Locked" tab or section, what does it mean if it shows yes or no? thanks alot....:joy
Hi davidcafu, Yes = The AP has identified the hacking attempt and has locked up, at this state it is impossible and/or very slow to complete the attempt.
about a year ago i cracked a wpa2 network with grimwepa default wordlist in 20 mins granted it was an easy key with a name and number but it can be done
I installed inflator in ubuntu 12.04 but doesn't start . I used step by step installation. But when i click on inflator nothing happened.. Inflator in ubuntu is installed in Applications/ other/ inflator 1.0 I tried to run from root user doesn't start i tried to run as administrator again doesn't start nothing happened. Do i need to install something else..
Read this thread @piratsko https://xiaopan.co/forums/threads/ubuntu-12-04-with-nvidia-optimus-technology.3815/
I have exactly same problem identical with inflator on ubuntu 12.04. The icon is there in applications/other/inflator 1.0 .... but it will not start.
Had the same problem. Couldn't get inflator or feedingbottle to execute running 64bit debian. This is what worked for me may work for you. Installed 32bit debian 7.0 live dvd to harddrive after a reboot. Open root terminal: Code: Select All apt-get update Add Kali Linux repos in: Code: Select All /etc/networks/sources.list Code: Select All deb http://http.kali.org/kali kali main non-free contrib deb http://security.kali.org/kali-security kali/updates main contrib non-free deb-src http://http.kali.org/kali kali main non-free contrib deb-src http://security.kali.org/kali-security kali/updates main contrib non-free deb http://repo.kali.org/kali kali-bleeding-edge main deb-src http://repo.kali.org/kali kali-bleeding-edge main apt-get update You may get (error gpg public key). Just leave it or Google it for the fix. Code: Select All apt-get install leafpad gksu aircrack-ng reaver xterm python-qt4 Open root terminal: Code: Select All dpkg -i feedingbottle-3.2.3-ubuntu.deb dpkg -i inflator1.0-backtrack5r1-gnome-bit32.deb dpkg -i minidwep-gtk-40420-ubuntu-32bit.deb dpkg -i wpscrackgui_1.2.4-1_airubuntu.deb dpkg -i fern-wifi-cracker_1.6_all.deb Go to main menu find inflator right click add to desktop. Right click desktop icon open with leafpad, add gksu to line: Code: Select All Exec=gksu /bin/inflator/inflator Code: Select All [Desktop Entry] Encoding=UTF-8 Name=Inflator 1.0 GenericName=Reaver Command generator Exec=/bin/inflator/inflator Terminal=false Icon=/bin/inflator/inflator_icon.png Type=Application Categories=bt-wireless-exploitation-lan; This also work on feedingbottle
For running 32bit apps on 64bit system just install ia32-libs should work fine no need to install 32bit os.
@bmark109 can you code your terminal output? Code: Select All some code mind your spelling and don't over use these........ Thanks Does it look better now I fixed it?
hi Mr.Penguin , I'v installed package on Kali 64bit , but it doesn't start up , I tried as a root from terminal , same thing , any suggestions? thanks
