Hey, thanks for the heads up, I'mma give it some juice.You could do it the lazy way with just a time out of like 10 seconds, but it'd slow down the entire bruteforce. Ruby would work well for this as well, but the only thing I know about using Ruby is how to install things with it really.
I mainly use VB with C++/C#, but they really aren't suited for a linux environment.
The main languages we could use would be:
Basic bash scripting
Ruby
Python
Perl
C++ if we can interface Aircrack-ng with it
ASM (I'm not doing it in ASM. Even debugging is a pain in the ass)
So if anyone knows any of these languages, and have a linux environment set up for ath9k or any other prom NIC drivers, with the aircrack suite installed, we can get moving on the broadcom exploit.
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