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+#Bunny
+Bunny is intended to act as a layer 1/2 technology for near unsignaturable wireless mesh communication.
+Bunny wraps all data in and out in a layer of obfoscation, it does this by passively listening to 
+the local wireless and building a model of 'average' traffic. Then using this model it hides small 
+snippets of data within various fields of the 802.11 protocol, that are either poorly defined or 
+prone to contain data that mutates a lot.  These fields will include but are not limited to; vendor 
+data, data packets of encrypted networks, duration fields.
+
+For full whitepaper like decription of Bunny check proposal.txt.
+
+##Usage (bunnyChat.py example code)
+
+	sudo python bunnyChat.py
+
+	-l              --   Listen mode, gets packets and prints data
+	-s [data]       --   Send mode, sends packets over and over
+	-m              --   Passive profiling of all the channels (1-11)
+	-c [UserName]   --   Chat client mode
+	-r              --   Reloop shows the mod/remainder of the specified channel
+	-p              --   Ping/Pong testing, Run this on one machine and it will
+						 respond with a pong.
+	-k              --   Ping server mode, will repsond to pings with pong and current time
+
+##Usage of the module
+	import libbunny
+
+	bunny = libbunny.Bunny()
+	bunny.sendBunny(DATA)
+
+	while True:
+		print bunny.recvBunny()
+
+Configuring bunny is as simple as editing the libbunny/config.py
+
+##Dependencies
+
+	pycrypto
+	lorcon
+	pylorcon
+	pcapy
+
+##Installation
+Check INSTALL file
+
+##TODO
+
+Implement pylorcon2 and lorcon2 once more drivers are added in lorcon2
+
+Routing layers and support for projects to be built ontop of what I have done
+like cjdns and others
+
+Attempt to make a bunny tun device so testing with the batman-adv kernal module.