Author: tom

Located literally on the border between Croatia and Bosnia is Željava Airbase. It used to be one of the largest airbases in eastern Europe outside of Russia. Since the wars of the 1990s it lies abandoned. Unmarked minefields surround the airbase.

The road (E022/SH4) out of Greece towards Albania is large, deserted and unsignposted. Neither Albania nor any of the major cities that are reached along the main road are sign-posted. Thankfully we were using the Satnav.

Albania features two cities which have been awarded UNESCO World Heritage status, Gjirokastër and Berat. Both are located in southern Albania and it would be highly recommended to include them in any tour of the country.

When debugging bash scripts use:
set -o xtrace
to print out each line along with the regular output, as it is executed.

Albania, previously closed off and still very different to the rest of Europe. It's one of the poorest countries in Europe, depending on how far east ones definition of Europe extends. Consequently its infrastructure still has a lot to be desired. This low quality infrastructure includes hundreds of kilometres of unpaved roads. These are sometimes primary

Using Debian with a Intel Corporation Centrino Wireless-N 1000 card… 7. After collecting 30,000 packets (you may leave airodump-ng running): aircrack-ng -1 capturefile.cap 8. The WEP key should then be displayed in the terminal window.9. The collected packet trace may be decrypted with: airdecap-ng -w $wep_key_hex capturefile.cap 10. Exit monitor mode: airmon-ng stop mon0

This is easier and more effective than packet sniffing on a wired network:

Very simple way to test if your WiFi card supports injection: Stop Network Manager: /etc/init.d/network-manager stopPut the card in monitor mode: airmod-ng start wlan0Test using: aireplay-ng -9 mon0 With luck, the following output is displayed:Trying broadcast probe requests…Injection is working!