"Airodump has stopped" after pressing ctrl+c at list of targets #123
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This should be fixed in the latest version ( |
derv82
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its done, thanks a lot, work like a charm with both the wireless pci and the usb antenna, .. i suggest u guys may add some information how to fix this issue, as "updating the software" is not enough information for newbies( i didnt knew how to update only wifite , i ran git clone https://github.com/derv82/wifite.git but didnt update ) so i ran apt update && apt dist-upgrade wifite 2.2.2 |
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Thank you very much. I did :git https://github.com/derv82/wifite.git And the error disappeared |
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I've run into similar issues, when pressing Ctrl+c during target scanning airmon-ng would crash. This is not such a big issue as Wifite did not crash and once airmon would crash the attacking phase wold start, however the except from the Scanner.init method would not properly catch the KeyboardInterrupt. The issue seems to come from a too broad exception clause in Tshark->check_for_wps_and_update_targets, called by the Airodump.get_targets. There currently seem to be 4 except: lines of code that do accept any exception, including KeyboardInterrupt. |
The issue was that sending Ctrl+C would not be caught by the try-except clause inside the scanner if the keyboard interrupt was sent while inside inner try-except blocks. This would result in airodump crashing and the Scanner.find_targets() function returning, instead of prompting the user with the choice to stop the attack. This could be the possible cause for issue derv82#123 TODO: catch specific exceptions where possible Signed-off-by: Radu Nicolau <radunicolau102@gmail.com>
The issue was that sending Ctrl+C would not be caught by the try-except clause inside the scanner if the keyboard interrupt was sent while inside inner try-except blocks. This would result in airodump crashing and the Scanner.find_targets() function returning, instead of prompting the user with the choice to stop the attack. This could be the possible cause for issue derv82#123 TODO: catch specific exceptions where possible Signed-off-by: Radu Nicolau <radunicolau102@gmail.com>
The issue was that sending Ctrl+C would not be caught by the try-except clause inside the scanner if the keyboard interrupt was sent while inside inner try-except blocks. This would result in airodump crashing and the Scanner.find_targets() function returning, instead of prompting the user with the choice to stop the attack. This could be the possible cause for issue derv82#123 TODO: catch specific exceptions where possible Signed-off-by: Radu Nicolau <radunicolau102@gmail.com>
I downloaded wifite, from gihub. Started it all as usual, and here I choose the network to attack, but when I press ctr+c. I have goes such a mistake which I him correct.
Here is a video: https://youtu.be/Sg-k7oec9z8
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