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I'm sitting here waiting for 30 minutes to pass. I will be going to the Morgan Hill Brew Pub for some dinner and beer. Right now, Annette is getting some hair dye ready for the kids. She promised them that she would color streaks into their hair. During the process, she opened a package of bleach and it smells really bad. I asked her to take it to the bathroom and she refused. She snapped at me saying "are you telling me what to do?"
I told her that I would appreciate her moving chemicals to the bathroom and not to the living room. I have a headache now from the chemicals. I also started getting very tired, however I don;t think it's from the chemicals.
On a side note, I cracked a WEP key I setup on a router. It took about 5 hours to crack a 128Bit WEP key on our router. It took a lot longer than I expected however I did learn the process. I wish I had some more know how on getting the router to respond to the ARP replays I am doing. However I think I will more the project to our company router after I get permission to do so. Using Kimset, I was able to see routers around the area, and to my surprise, I did not see any wireless items connected to any of them. From what I can tell, everything is wired into their routers. If a potential hacker wanted to get into their router, they would either have to wait for someone to connect wirelessly or wait super patiently (like a week or two) and just wait for the packets to flow before it can be cracked. That's my nerdy thing tho...
My next project will be to see how long it can potentially take without a wireless adapter to connect. Anyone have any experience in this matter. Actually, now that I think about it, I don't think I have anyone looking at this journal to even care.. (except maybe Ray). Oh well...
I told her that I would appreciate her moving chemicals to the bathroom and not to the living room. I have a headache now from the chemicals. I also started getting very tired, however I don;t think it's from the chemicals.
On a side note, I cracked a WEP key I setup on a router. It took about 5 hours to crack a 128Bit WEP key on our router. It took a lot longer than I expected however I did learn the process. I wish I had some more know how on getting the router to respond to the ARP replays I am doing. However I think I will more the project to our company router after I get permission to do so. Using Kimset, I was able to see routers around the area, and to my surprise, I did not see any wireless items connected to any of them. From what I can tell, everything is wired into their routers. If a potential hacker wanted to get into their router, they would either have to wait for someone to connect wirelessly or wait super patiently (like a week or two) and just wait for the packets to flow before it can be cracked. That's my nerdy thing tho...
My next project will be to see how long it can potentially take without a wireless adapter to connect. Anyone have any experience in this matter. Actually, now that I think about it, I don't think I have anyone looking at this journal to even care.. (except maybe Ray). Oh well...