Comments for TokyoBit http://www.tokyobit.com Easy tech tutorials and reviews Wed, 08 Sep 2010 06:23:49 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Comment on Top 3 ways to get your fix of Japanese media by admin http://www.tokyobit.com/2010/02/top-3-ways-to-get-your-fix-of-japanese-media/#comment-166 admin Wed, 08 Sep 2010 06:23:49 +0000 http://www.tokyobit.com/?p=218#comment-166 Thanks Wes ! I'll posting on another higher quality torrent based Chinese software solution soon too, so keep an eye out for that :) Thanks Wes !

I’ll posting on another higher quality torrent based Chinese software solution soon too, so keep an eye out for that :)

]]> Comment on Top 3 ways to get your fix of Japanese media by wes http://www.tokyobit.com/2010/02/top-3-ways-to-get-your-fix-of-japanese-media/#comment-165 wes Wed, 08 Sep 2010 04:15:50 +0000 http://www.tokyobit.com/?p=218#comment-165 keyhole tv for Japanese tv is ok but screen is too small, try the MMS (Windows media player) links - much better quality. http://www.japansugoi.com/wordpress/watch-japanese-tv-streamed-live-for-free/ keyhole tv for Japanese tv is ok but screen is too small, try the MMS (Windows media player) links – much better quality.
http://www.japansugoi.com/wordpress/watch-japanese-tv-streamed-live-for-free/

]]> Comment on Review of WifiRobin Auto-Hacking Wifi Router by admin http://www.tokyobit.com/2010/06/review-of-wifirobin-auto-hacking-wifi-router/#comment-164 admin Thu, 02 Sep 2010 17:37:46 +0000 http://www.tokyobit.com/?p=286#comment-164 No, it only works with WEP code which is easier to crack . For WPA-PSK you will need a computer that can run backtrack linux, a wifi card, and some dictionary files. No, it only works with WEP code which is easier to crack . For WPA-PSK you will need a computer that can run backtrack linux, a wifi card, and some dictionary files.

]]> Comment on Review of WifiRobin Auto-Hacking Wifi Router by Mario Hristev http://www.tokyobit.com/2010/06/review-of-wifirobin-auto-hacking-wifi-router/#comment-163 Mario Hristev Thu, 02 Sep 2010 14:55:43 +0000 http://www.tokyobit.com/?p=286#comment-163 hey guys i want to ask u something does it works on Wpa -psk coding ? cose i need it for this i want to steal wirled from my neybhours but they are with wpa code in his wirles sry about my bad english thx alot hey guys i want to ask u something does it works on Wpa -psk coding ? cose i need it for this i want to steal wirled from my neybhours but they are with wpa code in his wirles sry about my bad english thx alot

]]> Comment on WifiRobin Tutorial by wooby6 http://www.tokyobit.com/2010/07/wifirobin-tutorial/#comment-155 wooby6 Fri, 27 Aug 2010 01:25:46 +0000 http://tokyobit.com/?p=298#comment-155 I don't have one I just read the ANTCOR manual, 3g is mobile broadband, it's not possible to hack via conventional means, I believe its meant for retransmitting as a Wifi or to create a LAN that uses the mobile broadband for the internet connection I don’t have one I just read the ANTCOR manual, 3g is mobile broadband, it’s not possible to hack via conventional means, I believe its meant for retransmitting as a Wifi or to create a LAN that uses the mobile broadband for the internet connection

]]> Comment on WifiRobin Tutorial by Chris Smith http://www.tokyobit.com/2010/07/wifirobin-tutorial/#comment-150 Chris Smith Wed, 25 Aug 2010 23:32:18 +0000 http://tokyobit.com/?p=298#comment-150 I've got everything working but I don't want to use WPA security because it doesn't work with my cell phone. Is there a way we can use WEP protection instead? thanks! I’ve got everything working but I don’t want to use WPA security because it doesn’t work with my cell phone. Is there a way we can use WEP protection instead? thanks!

]]> Comment on WifiRobin Tutorial by Kandorean http://www.tokyobit.com/2010/07/wifirobin-tutorial/#comment-149 Kandorean Wed, 25 Aug 2010 15:45:23 +0000 http://tokyobit.com/?p=298#comment-149 WifiRobin can be power it up using an AC addapter but this doesn't come with the device. Then you will be able to use the USB port for the 3G card. You have to go to the Network tab and on the Network Mode select Bridge then Enable the 3G feature. You can go to www.wifirobinUSA.com and download the Official Wifirobin manual. WifiRobin can be power it up using an AC addapter but this doesn’t come with the device. Then you will be able to use the USB port for the 3G card. You have to go to the Network tab and on the Network Mode select Bridge then Enable the 3G feature. You can go to http://www.wifirobinUSA.com and download the Official Wifirobin manual.

]]> Comment on WifiRobin Tutorial by admin http://www.tokyobit.com/2010/07/wifirobin-tutorial/#comment-148 admin Wed, 25 Aug 2010 15:43:00 +0000 http://tokyobit.com/?p=298#comment-148 In short - no. MAC address filtering is one of the best ways to secure a network as it only allows specific hardware addresses through. Longer answer: In theory, yes. You would need to be running in BackTrack or Linux using the MAC spoofing utility (it is possible to fake your MAC address), but you would need to know a valid MAC address for an system already on the network, which would be quite difficult to obtain I think. If you could get closer to one the clients than the Wifi Router they are using, you could use BackTrack to spoof yourself as that networks wifi access point and capture information about a client that way. I'm afraid all that is a bit beyond me though. In short – no. MAC address filtering is one of the best ways to secure a network as it only allows specific hardware addresses through.

Longer answer: In theory, yes. You would need to be running in BackTrack or Linux using the MAC spoofing utility (it is possible to fake your MAC address), but you would need to know a valid MAC address for an system already on the network, which would be quite difficult to obtain I think. If you could get closer to one the clients than the Wifi Router they are using, you could use BackTrack to spoof yourself as that networks wifi access point and capture information about a client that way. I’m afraid all that is a bit beyond me though.

]]> Comment on WifiRobin Tutorial by Kandorean http://www.tokyobit.com/2010/07/wifirobin-tutorial/#comment-147 Kandorean Wed, 25 Aug 2010 14:48:44 +0000 http://tokyobit.com/?p=298#comment-147 Hi admin, did you know if you can get internet access from a WiFi network that has been configurated with MAC Address filters? Thanks! Hi admin, did you know if you can get internet access from a WiFi network that has been configurated with MAC Address filters? Thanks!

]]> Comment on WifiRobin Tutorial by admin http://www.tokyobit.com/2010/07/wifirobin-tutorial/#comment-144 admin Tue, 24 Aug 2010 02:32:17 +0000 http://tokyobit.com/?p=298#comment-144 Hi Sam, I think I can help you without a video. You mentioned changing your wireless settings? You cant connect to the Wifirobin initially through the wifi, you need to do it through an ethernet (network cable) connection. Plug directly into the box, and change the settings as described for that wired connection. Make sure your wireless network is DISCONNECTED from all networks, or they will interfere. Hope that helps! Let us know if you have any more issues. Hi Sam, I think I can help you without a video. You mentioned changing your wireless settings? You cant connect to the Wifirobin initially through the wifi, you need to do it through an ethernet (network cable) connection. Plug directly into the box, and change the settings as described for that wired connection. Make sure your wireless network is DISCONNECTED from all networks, or they will interfere. Hope that helps! Let us know if you have any more issues.

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