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Mobile Wifi Kit for Security Professionals and Wifi Engineers.

Alfa Networks USB Wifi Adaptor

Easy to install and use this high power usb wifi adaptor offers
good range and coverage with its 500mw ouput power. Great with Backtrack2.

Alfa Networks 500mw USB Wifi Adaptor

2.4gHz, 802.11b and 11g, 13 Channels

Connects at a full 54Mbps via USB 2.0

Brand new,boxed, fresh from the manufacturer.

Detachable 2dBi antenna with RP SMA connector

High security 64/128/256bit WEP Encryption, TKIP, WPA,

OS Support - Windows 98SE,ME.200,XP, Vista,Linux, Mac 10.
Realtek 8187L chipset
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Heavy Duty 7dBi Magmount Aerial

Heavy duty professional 7 dBi aerial
1.5 metre cable with rp sma connector
Powerful heavy duty magnetic base
Black stainless steel whip

Low VSWR and low cable losses give this aerial excellent performance.The cable can be extended with 2m or 4 m rp sma extension cables which are available as separate items.

Backtrack2 Security and Penetration Testing CD

Huge collection of security tools on a bootable linux cd. This Live CD is a must for anyone interested in running security checks and network penetration testing.

The CD comes with the usual tools for security testing like vulnerability scanners, port scanners, network sniffers, wardriving tools, bluetooth snarfer as well as the most popular tools from Auditor.

Backtrack security and penetration testing collection boots from theCD into a customized Linux operating system. From this operating system you can run the entire collection of security tools included on the CD. Using these tools requires a good understanding of the Linux shell (command prompt) and background experience with wireless networks. We can not offer support but there are tutorials available on the internet.

BackTrack2 Final
Bootable Linux CD
Massive number of security tools ready to use
Does not affect your pc, simply remove cd and reboot to return to your normal operating system.
Full details here