[chesterbeatdeath]

I like aircrack-ng and airodump-ng. Getting one wireless adapter to broadcast or listen while the other adapter does a completely different job. You can MITM a WPA2 handshake with two programs running simultaneously. Or use them to rebroadcast. You can create a very nice WiFi hotspot by pulling packets w 1 adapter and broadcasting them w adapter 2. Easier than an Ubuntu hotspot for sure

[darkninja1980]

I like aircrack-ng and airodump-ng. Getting one wireless adapter to broadcast or listen while the other adapter does a completely different job. You can MITM a WPA2 handshake with two programs running simultaneously. Or use them to rebroadcast. You can create a very nice WiFi hotspot by pulling packets w 1 adapter and broadcasting them w adapter 2. Easier than an Ubuntu hotspot for sure

great to know. thank you for your input.

[redspyder]

I think tools are made for different purposes and needs, so basically  I can't have a favorite tool since you need to use them for specific tasks.

I seldom use tools during my exploitation, but In terms of vulnerability assessment, Acunetix does the job well.

thank you for both of your input.  

On a similar note I would suggest learning about nmap

[darkninja1980]

I think tools are made for different purposes and needs, so basically  I can't have a favorite tool since you need to use them for specific tasks.

I seldom use tools during my exploitation, but In terms of vulnerability assessment, Acunetix does the job well.

thank you for both of your input.  

On a similar note I would suggest learning about nmap

yes I had played with nmap before as well.

[mothered]

I think tools are made for different purposes and needs, so basically  I can't have a favorite tool since you need to use them for specific tasks.

I seldom use tools during my exploitation, but In terms of vulnerability assessment, Acunetix does the job well.

thank you for both of your input.  

On a similar note I would suggest learning about nmap

Absolutely.

Nmap/Zenmap Is a very powerful tool, and should be part of everyone's network tool set. I also like the fact It's open-source.

[darkninja1980]

I will bump this thread up so people can talk about their favorite hacking tool.