January 12th 6:30 @ The Hack Factory - WPA Pin Hacking
David M. N. Bryan
Happy new year!
Did anyone get that certain someone a new
router or WiFi access point this holiday season? Chances are that we
can break into it if it has the WPA Pin mode. We are gonna do this
DC612 more workshop style. So what we need from you is 1) Laptop with
WiFi (backtrack or linux), 2) Wireless Access Point with "PIN" mode, and
a WPA passphrase. We will work on cracking this until everyone breaks
the network keys. We will also talk about why this is such as bad
thing, and how this is yet another flaw that was introduced into WiFi
networking. And this is open to everyone!
Location: The Hack Factory (The wonderful local Hacker Space - memberships available!)
The Hack Factory doesn’t have a bar, so bring your own food & beer and remember, there are no maids on the Hack Factory payroll, so you need to clean up after yourself.
Agenda:
- 6:30PM-7PM – Meet & Greet
- 7PM-??? - Setup laptops, Boot flawed WiFis, Profit!
See you Thursday!
-DC612
Hack Factory is located in the Seward neighborhood. Enter via the front door, and head to the class room.
3119 East 26th ST
Minneapolis, MN 55418.
http://dc612.org
http://twitter.com/dc612
http://groups.google.com/group/dc612
Alan Amesbury
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> Location: The Hack Factory (The wonderful local Hacker Space - memberships available!)
>
> The Hack Factory doesn’t have a bar, so bring your own food & beer and remember, there are no maids on the Hack Factory payroll, so you need to clean up after yourself.
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No beer? No food? That's at least two strikes against the Hack Factory. At the end of a work day, I'd rather just sit down and have someone bring me food and beer. When will we be moving back to Elsie's on a more permanent basis?
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Alan Amesbury
Jared Bird
are lowest on the totem pole. If someone else wants to use that room
for a reception, bowling party, etc, we get the boot. With that being
said, we are trying to have some of the meetings at Elsie's, it just
doesn't always work out. As far as someone bringing you food this
month, in the past we have ordered pizza to the Hack Factory. That is
one option that I am sure others would be open to. Also, thanks for
your input, it is appreciated.
-Jared
Matthew Johnson
On Thursday, January 05, 2012 8:48:24 AM, Jared Bird wrote:
>
> Unfortunately because we don't pay Elsie's to use the banquet room, we
> are lowest on the totem pole. If someone else wants to use that room
> for a reception, bowling party, etc, we get the boot. With that being
> said, we are trying to have some of the meetings at Elsie's, it just
> doesn't always work out. As far as someone bringing you food this
> month, in the past we have ordered pizza to the Hack Factory. That is
> one option that I am sure others would be open to. Also, thanks for
> your input, it is appreciated.
>
> -Jared
>
needs. Elsie's is an excellent place to meet for free so I think we can
count our blessings there. At the Hack Factory it seems supplying food
will require come coordination, but with all of our modern and
convenient electronic communication technologies, that shouldn't be too
much of a burden. -Matt
> On Jan 5, 2:27 am, Alan Amesbury<a.amesb...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> On Jan 4, 2012, at 11:07, David M. N. Bryan wrote:
>>
>> [snip]> Location: The Hack Factory (The wonderful local Hacker Space
>> - memberships available!)
>>>
>>> The Hack Factory doesn’t have a bar, so bring your own food& beer
>>> and remember, there are no maids on the Hack Factory payroll, so you
>>> need to clean up after yourself.
>> No beer? No food? That's at least two strikes against the Hack
>> Factory. At the end of a work day, I'd rather just sit down and have
>> someone bring me food and beer. When will we be moving back to
>> Elsie's on a more permanent basis?
>>
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