How awesome would it be to have backtrack in the palm of your hand, able to hack using Reaver, minidwep, feedingbottle and aircrack ? Well you can. The n900 has a wifi card that supports monitor mode and packet injection. You can pick one of these up second hand for quite cheap and the price is only going to go down in the future. This has been confirmed to be working for BackTrack 5. R1, R2 and R3 have not been tested but we encourage you to do so and give feedback here. What is Required 1. The Device: Nokia n900 Click to Buy 2. Root & Terminal Access: Rootsh v1.8 (see attached file) 3. Manage BT Partition and mount it: Easy Chroot v0.3.5-1 Fremantle 1 (see attached file) Too enable root access, via the: Code: Select All sudo gainroot See the picture below 4. BackTrack 5: Direct Download (or torrent in the attached file below) Image Name: BT5-GNOME-ARM.7z Size (MB): 1060 Desktop: GNOME Architecture: arm Image: IMG Download: Direct MD5sum: a66bf35409f4458ee7f35a77891951eb 5. Micro USB cable or microSDHC card: Large enough to transfer BT to the device Installation 1. Install all the required files 2. Put the bt5.img anywhere (e.g: /home/user/bt5) 3. Open X Terminal and type: Code: Select All sudo gainroot mkdir /mnt/bt5 qchroot /home/user/bt5/bt5.img /mnt/bt5/ export USER=root vncpasswd (Needs to be done once for setting up a password) vncserver -geometry 800x470 startvnc 4. Open VNC and leave terminal open in background 5. In VNC use these settings: Address: 127.0.0.1:590x x is a variable number you see when you typed "startvnc" inside BT5. You will see something like this: Code: Select All Log file is /home/user/.vnc/Nokia-N900:x.log" Mine was "Log file is /home/user/.vnc/Nokia-N900:1.log" 6. Enter password you chose before 7. Login 8. To Close Code: Select All stopvnc exit qumount /mnt/bt5 exit Adapted from a guide by Superdump @ Maemo: http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p=1006083&postcount=83 If you just want to install Reaver use the following guide Hacking WPA 2 Key using Reaver on Nokia N900 YouTube VideoWatch this video on YouTube. You will need the following repos: Nokia Applications https://downloads.maemo.nokia.com/freemantle/ssu/apps/ ./ [empty] Ovi https://downloads.maemo.nokia.com/fremantle1.2/Ovi/ ./ [empty] Extras http://repository.maemo.org/extras/ [empty] free non-free Extras-Devel http://repository.maemo.org/extras-devel [empty] free non-free Wherever you see [empty], leave that blank without any text. Alternatively you can install Cleven The Cleven application is a user interface to the aircrack-ng for the N900 device. It provides the ability to easily configure the injection drivers, scan for surrounding stations, and, using injection and authentication or deauthentication, capture Identification Vector keys. In addition, it provides interfaces to decrypt the captured files and manage the successful attacks. How to install Cleven: http://wiki.maemo.org/Cleven Other Devices BackTrack on Motorola: http://www.backtrack-linux.org/forums/showthread.php?t=40376 BackTrack on Samsung Galaxy S3: http://www.backtrack-linux.org/forums/showthread.php?t=51940
Backtrack Arm unfortunatly does not come with aircrack-ng pre-installed, this is because it is primairily aimed at android tablets. but fear not it is not to hard to install. step 1. install and boot into backtrack following mr penguins tutorial. step 2. run the standard update Code: Select All apt-get update apt-get upgrade step3. we need to install a dependency Code: Select All apt-get install zlib1g-dev step 4. we also need libssl-dev, but we need to download and install that ourselves. Code: Select All wget http://launchpadlibrarian.net/64412492/libssl-dev_0.9.8k-7ubuntu8.6_armel.deb dpkg --install libssl-dev_0.9.8k-7ubuntu8.6_armel.deb rm libssl-dev_0.9.8k-7ubuntu8.6_armel.deb step 5. we are now ready to download and install aircrack-ng. Code: Select All apt-get install source-aircrack-ng cd /var/backtrack/sources/aircrack-ng/1.1/bt9/upstream-sources/ tar -xzf aircrack-ng.tar.gz cd aircrack-ng/ make && make install step 6. set the path varible Code: Select All echo "export PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/sbin" >> ~/.bashrc export PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/sbin as its quite a lot of typing, i would recommend using ssh. or you could write it into a script first on you pc. well there it is my first ever tutorial, i hope some of you find it useful. --- Double Post Merged, 1 Feb 2013 --- here is a script that automates the process.
hi all i'm new and my name is gabriele I wanted to know one thing if metasploit and reaver working on it use backtrack? thanks in advance..
bt5_arm, has metasploit but it is quite out dated. reaver no. but reaver is in the n900 repositorys and metasploit runs on the phone quite well although i have noticed it getting slower with recent revisions.
After the installation of Backtrack ...does it work both as a mobile phone that makes calling,sms and as a linux system or just as a backtrack 5 ???
hi before i stumbled upon this forum ive been looking to download this on many others, i wasnt as confused initially as some of them made me, i have a few queries however: 2. Put the bt5.img anywhere (e.g: /home/user/bt5) 1. i have a 32gb microsd on which i would like to install & boot backtrack from, so r u booting the backtrack from ur microsd or the files need to be saved on the n900 itself. 2 im using windows 7 64 bit i have read it has compatibility issues with n900 not sure why though, however i saved the zip file on my desktop, unzipped it and from there n then i am trying to copy the bt5.img to my microsd but it says file format is too large to copy, as an alternate i tried to copy the image to my n900 that too large to copy error popped up again. i can assure u have a little over 29gb free so why doesnt a file which is around 4gb not copying on my microsd? 3. did a little digging on that as well and some forums seem to say it has something to do with the file format or micro sd, mine is configured with fat32, do i need to reformat to another format or anything. a little and any help would be much appreciated as i have been cracking my head as to how to make it work. Thanks in advance and im grateful for the help as i have much love for my n900.
you need to resize the bt5.img or format your sd card to ext 2/3/4. you will not be able to do this in windows, use a live linux. follow link for tutorial. http://zitstif.no-ip.org/?p=661 --- Double Post Merged, 2 Jun 2013 --- link in previous post is for download of resized .img
yes you can grap wpa handshakes,but i dont really recommend cracking them on device as the n900 can only do around 100 pmks p/s. you can use reaver though.
Spoiler you need to resize the bt5.img or format your sd card to ext 2/3/4. you will not be able to do this in windows, use a live linux. follow link for tutorial. http://zitstif.no-ip.org/?p=661 --- Double Post Merged, Jun 1, 2013 ---link in previous post is for download of resized .img I am looking for the re-sized bt5.img but all the links i´ve found are down. Anybody knows a mirror or could upload the img again? thanx
Hi All, I am new to this forum. I own a nokia n900 and have the BT-ARM files. I also have a 8gb micro sd hc card for the installation. Is this a straight forward process? Or is there anything else that I need to know? Any advise is much appreicated in order to get Backtrack up and running. Thanks
Hello, I decreased the image size and successfully copied into mobile..., but when I type the command "qchroot /home/user/MyDocs/bt5/bt5.img /mnt/bt5" getting error like "/bin/sh: qchroot: not found" Please let me know why am getting these error. Thanks, Krishna Giridhar
When I try to copy bt55.img it says that the file is too large for the destination file system....But it has 26Gb free space. How can I copy it to the phone memmory ?
