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Use USB WiFi dongles via OTG #52

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Interneedus opened this issue Jan 30, 2015 · 8 comments
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Use USB WiFi dongles via OTG #52

Interneedus opened this issue Jan 30, 2015 · 8 comments

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@Interneedus
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Basically my phone has (now) USB OTG capabilities and I have a USB WiFi dongle that allows listening. I have modified my phone's kernel to include the driver and the dongle should work. Is there a way you could provide a GUI for the tools? (Running a debian image with the tools shouldn't be impossible)

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tux-mind commented Feb 1, 2015

Hi @Interneedus , thanks for the suggestion.

look at the first point of cSploit target.

I've already scheduled this feature, but without using the aircrack suite.

it will require a lot of work but capturing WPA handshakes ( or cracking WEP ) is a too-cool feature that I'm looking forward to implement!

sadly I have to fix a lot of bugs and lead the MSF to a stable state before working on new features.

but I will certainly do it 😉

@tux-mind tux-mind changed the title aircrack-ng support Use USB WiFi dongles via OTG Feb 1, 2015
@Interneedus
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@tux-mind That would also add WPS pin cracking and much more. This is a toolkit that would add so much features to cSploit. Also, I'd suggest you'd advertise this project on reddit and other places to get more contributors and users. EDIT: To fix the bugs quicker and inform users.

@Avamander
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@tux-mind There's no need to reinvent the wheel. It wouldn't be hard to run a debian image (loop device) and the tools on it. Providing a terminal + optional gui would be really nice.

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@Avamander I think you're wrong.
Yes, it require a lot of work but aircrack and other tools aren't user friendly like an android application.

The target of cSploit is to made the super-standard hacking jobs easy and portable on your hand.

Furthermore parsing other tools output is problematic.
BTW I will take some time to analyze the aircrack approach when I'll implement this feature.

As always thanks for your suggestions 😃

@Avamander
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@tux-mind
But displaying Aircrack suite output directly, but creating shortcuts to execute commands faster. It is much more work creating properly working "aircrack" suite than giving the user a terminal with working Ubuntu(it's easier than others .-.) build.

@Avamander
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PS
I get it that it is not that user friendly, but it has much more features than (unfortunately) you could never implement because it takes too much effort. I would really appreciate if you'd atleast build a terminal into your app.

@MuradMathematics
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Yes a terminal would be really cool. That you can activate it under "advanced settings" or so. A terminal could help debugging and using features that arent
In csploit.

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sorano commented Sep 24, 2015

If we stick to the original issue, external interfaces will be supported when #245 gets merged.

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