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2018-01-30T02:24:11Z

Other Stuffs with opkg

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	$ opkg install screen		opkg install screen
	$ opkg install wget		opkg install wget
	$ opkg install python		opkg install python
	$ opkg install nmap		opkg install nmap
	$ opkg install tcpdump		opkg install tcpdump
			opkg install collectd
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	$ opkg install aircrack-ng		opkg install aircrack-ng
	$ opkg install kmod-tun # for airbase-ng to work		opkg install kmod-tun # for airbase-ng to work
	$ opkg install macchanger		opkg install macchanger
	$ opkg install mdk3		opkg install mdk3
	$ opkg install reaver		opkg install reaver
	$ opkg install snort		opkg install snort
	$ opkg install wavemon		opkg install wavemon
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	$ opkg install kismet-server kismet-drone kismet-client		opkg install kismet-server kismet-drone kismet-client
	$ opkg install airpwn		opkg install airpwn
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	$ opkg install squid		opkg install squid
	$ opkg install ettercap		opkg install ettercap
	</pre>		</pre>

2018-01-17T07:39:19Z

← Older revision	Revision as of 07:39, 17 January 2018
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2016-06-16T18:03:10Z

Sharing Toolz

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	==Sharing Toolz==		==Sharing Toolz and Scripts==

	~~Toolz =~~ scripts		You can use git to share tools and scripts, even if the Widy doesn't have an internet connection.

			Start by installing git (you will need an internet connection to run this command):

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	~~Using~~ git ~~will allow us~~ to share our work across computers, ~~and~~ develop scripts on a laptop to run on the ~~device~~.		Now we can use git to share our work across computers, which allows us to develop scripts on a laptop or desktop, then run them on the Widy.

			To do this, you can create a git repository on the laptop or desktop, then clone a copy (over the local network) on the Widy.

	~~From the~~ Widy ~~device~~, ~~run~~ this command to clone something on the local network ~~(which you should be connected to via the on-board wifi, via the web interface)~~:		Assuming your Widy has an IP of <code>10.0.0.1</code> and your git repository is on a computer at <code>10.0.0.100</code>, you can use this command to clone something over the local network:

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2016-01-18T02:40:26Z

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	==Writing Python Toolz==		==Writing Python Toolz==

	For more info on scripting wireless stuff with ~~Pyhon~~, see [[Wireless/Python]]		For more info on scripting wireless stuff with Python, see [[Wireless/Python]]

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2016-01-18T02:40:09Z

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	Imagine a wireless aircraft carrier, communication systems up, radios on, ears open, listening carefully, avoiding being observed itself. Attack aircraft come and go from the deck. It's launching dozens of attacks, readying more, and packed full of goodies to keep it running for the long term.		[[Image:Widy.jpg\|300px]]

	~~Now imagine the equivalent for wireless attacks. That's what this little TP Link battery powered router will become, when we're through with it~~.

	=The Procedure=		=The Procedure=

2016-01-18T02:39:45Z

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2016-01-18T00:43:57Z

2016-01-11T01:42:02Z

Sharing Toolz

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	Using git will allow us to share our work across computers, and develop scripts on a laptop to run on the device.		Using git will allow us to share our work across computers, and develop scripts on a laptop to run on the device.

	From the ~~router~~, run this command to clone something on the local network (which you~~'re still~~ connected to ~~with~~ the on-board wifi):		From the Widy device, run this command to clone something on the local network (which you should be connected to via the on-board wifi, via the web interface):

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2015-08-22T03:28:30Z

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	For more info on scripting wireless stuff with Pyhon, see [[Wireless/Python]]		For more info on scripting wireless stuff with Pyhon, see [[Wireless/Python]]





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2015-08-22T03:12:40Z

Writing Toolz

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	==~~Writing~~ Toolz==		==Sharing Toolz==

			Toolz = scripts

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	This will add the remote address 10.0.0.100 as "origin", which I like to rename.		This will add the remote address 10.0.0.100 as "origin", which I like to rename.

			==Writing Python Toolz==

			For more info on scripting wireless stuff with Pyhon, see [[Wireless/Python]]