A bottom-up open tool for actually cheaper airtickets

WPA2 + Crunch Vs ?

2021-11-09T21:33:15+00:00

I currently have a crunch process going that has a 6-15 Digit alphanumeric (including upper case ) crunch and another that has Just a 12 digit crunch on a acquired handshake from my own network. This network has a default alphanumeric with high and low case 12 characters long.

How good are the crunch attacks ? As I've never used one.. Will it get my password regardless ? ( as there is no definitive word list just a self made one "crunch")

What's people's views on crunch attacks or do people have other methods they can recommend for default router passwords

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Shows my phone in MAC address list, but not my wife’s. We have the exact same phone and we’re both connected to our home network. Not sure why.

2021-10-02T00:07:57+00:00

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aircrack testing on my own network?

2021-08-02T03:37:38+00:00

Is there a specific issue with testing this on my own network for personal issues as far as legal goes? My worry is there is specific devices on my network that each may have their own rules as far as vulnerability testing goes..

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I just installed it on ubuntu but how do I start it?

2021-03-28T10:39:17+00:00

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Aircrack with two wifi usb adapters on Raspberry Pi

2020-11-08T21:19:27+00:00

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error

2020-05-01T04:48:31+00:00

hi I have been busy hacking my own wifi and when I perform a deauth attack I get an output saying that the AP channel is ... but the wlan0 channel is 6, 8, 4 it is always changing anyone knows how to fix that

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Newbie

2020-04-17T13:07:23+00:00

Hey all, A newbie to the "hacking" world and want to eventually get to CEH level. I am in the process of learning the basics and I had a few questions.

1) What is the difference between Airmon-ng & Aircrack-ng? Am I right in thinking mon is the software to sniff the packets and "monitor" and crack is cracking the encryption / passwords etc?

2) My current mobo wireless card doesnt support monitor mode or packet injection I don't think ( Intel AC9260 160mhz), so likely need a USB card for this. Any recommendations?

I am running virtual Kali linux on a Windows machine, if that makes any difference?

Thanks!

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What's the difference in the name used in tools of Aircrack suit?

2020-03-31T02:03:17+00:00

I'm new to this and the one thing that is bothering me is,

Does Aircrack suit follow some naming pattern ?

Air-crack-Ng, Air-mon-Ng Air-o-dump-Ng Air-e-play-Ng etc.

I know crack, Mon, dump, play are somewhat self explanatory. But do those 'o', 'e' or no extra alphabets have some special meaning ?

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Hi

2019-12-05T14:47:53+00:00

I wanted to hack a WiFi using kali linux with aircrack, and I don't know if my card is compatible So how do I know? I don't have kali installed yet. My WiFi card is DW1501 wireless-N WLAN Half-Mini Card

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Commands not working

2019-11-16T18:23:41+00:00

Anytime I type into my terminal a command like aircrack-ng -s or something along those lines it never works. Can someone explain to me why?

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Monitor mode kills connection with adapter

2019-08-09T13:43:50+00:00

Does anyone have the experience I’m having? Where I have an external network adapter for monitor mode but when I actually put it into monitor mode, it kills connection completely.

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Anyone used aircrack-ng with crackstation or weakpass2 wordlist? Because mine 1.5.2 version freezes whenever I try to use big wordlist

2019-07-28T20:04:14+00:00

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What are the units of the power values?

2019-03-31T20:04:18+00:00

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illegal instruction (core dumped) airodump-ng

2018-10-23T21:15:53+00:00

Hi guys I keep getting illegal instruction (core dumped) when running auto dump-ng Any idea what would cause this? I’ve had a look on google but can’t seem to find a clear answer. ~Running on fedora 28

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We always need cheaper airtickets for reasonable flights, just look what i found !

2016-05-23T11:35:04+00:00

Hope my information will help you guys, I often travel and this help me very much. I hope this information will help you )

information source : cheaper airtickets

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Some previous studies on air fare pricing

2016-05-12T15:28:09+00:00

I've stumbled upon some published articles regarding the pricing policy on airline fares and decided to post some of them here for discussion.

Oren Etzioni, Rattapoom Tuchinda, Craig A. Knoblock, and Alexander Yates. 2003. To buy or not to buy: mining airfare data to minimize ticket purchase price.

Paolo Malighetti, Stefano Paleari and Renato Redondi. 2009. Pricing strategies of low-cost airlines: The Ryanair case study

Chris K. Anderson and JG Wilson. 2003. Wait or Buy? The Strategic Consumer: Pricing and Profit Implications

Feel free to post here other relevant articles or information about this subject, or ideas on how we can use these earlier studies on our project.

Thanks

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Determining amount of seats left on plane

2016-05-11T07:37:54+00:00

Note that in some cases, it is possible to determine the amount of seats that's left on the plane. To do so, just try to make a booking for a very large party and see if you get a 'Flight is full' error. For example, at Ryanair you can book for 20 people at once, so this way allows you to check the number of free seats if it's less than 20. At EasyJet, you can even go up to 40.

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Determining prices at start of season

2016-05-11T07:25:56+00:00

It would be interesting to see the prices for flights at the start of the season, i.e. when booking for that season just opened. If we manage to check the prices before any bookings are made, we could see how airlines set the base prices independently from the number of bookings. For example, are particular months or weekdays more expensive than others by default, or is the price only on popularity proven by the number of bookings?

Does anybody know when airlines open booking for the new season?

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Pricing strategy around large events (i.e. sport matches)

2016-05-11T07:15:42+00:00

One thing I think would be interested to find out is airlines' pricing strategies around large events such as sport matches.

In particular, I'd be interested in the following question: do Airlines actively monitor the draws of football matches (or outcome of previous matches in case of play-off systems) and set their price based on that, or do they just wait until people start booking flights, and set the price based on the number of seats sold?

We should be able to figure this out quite easily by looking at how the price develops between city X and Y at the moment an important sports match gets announced. As it requires relatively little data, I think it would be an interesting starting point.

Are there any large events coming up we could test this on?

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Collected data from Rumyanair

2016-05-11T01:08:44+00:00

About three years ago, I manually collected some Ryanair pricing data. I thought it might be interesting for this sub.

I created a spreadsheet, containing the oneway prices on the Brussels Charleroi-Kraków relation. Return prices are twice the oneway prices. I did not specifically look for it, but I did not find evidence that Ryanair tampers with prices depending on your cookies, location etc, so I think we should assume that they don't.

Here is the spreadsheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AvOKJaJ46mKAdEd2LUFuY0N4eUoxaExndWU2MzlhakE&usp=sharing

Rows are the flight date (no flights on Saturdays), columns the number of days till the flight. A question mark means I did not check the price at that particular date. (All data is manually corrected, so I cannot exclude typos.)

Can you guys draw any conclusions based on this data?

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