NIST Hacking Case Using Kali (Command is prewritten only needs application)
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
The instruction and code are clearly defined and written you have to only enter it in Kali.
NIST Hacking Case Scenario:-
• On 09/20/04 , a Dell CPi notebook computer, serial # VLQLW, was found abandoned
• it has a wireless PCMCIA card and an external homemade 802.11b antennae.
• It is suspected that this computer was used for hacking purposes
• It may be tied to a hacking suspect, Greg Schardt.
• Schardt also goes by the online nickname of “Mr. Evil”
• Some of his associates have said that he would park his vehicle within range of Wireless Access Points (like Starbucks and other T-Mobile Hotspots) where he would then intercept internet traffic, attempting to get credit card numbers, usernames & passwords.
Goal: is Greg Schardt a hacker?
Find
• Any hacking software if there are any
• Usage of evidence software
• Any data that might have been generated.
• intercepted internet traffic, credit card numbers, usernames & passwords
Attempt to tie the computer to the suspect.
The case is Designed by NIST: https://cfreds.nist.gov/all/NIST/HackingCase
Submission guidelines
• Cover page
• Introduction
• Summary
• Conclusion
• References
NIST Hacking Case Scenario:-
• On 09/20/04 , a Dell CPi notebook computer, serial # VLQLW, was found abandoned
• it has a wireless PCMCIA card and an external homemade 802.11b antennae.
• It is suspected that this computer was used for hacking purposes
• It may be tied to a hacking suspect, Greg Schardt.
• Schardt also goes by the online nickname of “Mr. Evil”
• Some of his associates have said that he would park his vehicle within range of Wireless Access Points (like Starbucks and other T-Mobile Hotspots) where he would then intercept internet traffic, attempting to get credit card numbers, usernames & passwords.
Goal: is Greg Schardt a hacker?
Find
• Any hacking software if there are any
• Usage of evidence software
• Any data that might have been generated.
• intercepted internet traffic, credit card numbers, usernames & passwords
Attempt to tie the computer to the suspect.
The case is Designed by NIST: https://cfreds.nist.gov/all/NIST/HackingCase
Submission guidelines
• Cover page
• Introduction
• Summary
• Conclusion
• References