Wifi Snailcase - Revision history

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2017-04-16T20:08:19Z

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2016-08-20T20:35:35Z

Prototype 1 Attempt (Failure)

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	First attempt with the wifi snailcase: I parked somewhere and let it run, but things did not go smoothly. ~~No wifi networks found~~. Please try again.		First attempt with the wifi snailcase: I parked somewhere and let it run, but things did not go smoothly. Zero results. Please try again.

			I'm pretty sure besside-ng was running - the Pi and the wifi card were both hot. But for some reason it just didn't find anything. Need to take my laptop along so I can ssh in and check on how things are progressing.

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2016-08-20T20:34:43Z

First Attempt (Failure)

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	=~~First~~ Attempt (Failure)=		==Prototype 1 Attempt (Failure)==

	First attempt with the wifi snailcase: I parked somewhere and let it run, but things did not go smoothly. No wifi networks found. Please try again.		First attempt with the wifi snailcase: I parked somewhere and let it run, but things did not go smoothly. No wifi networks found. Please try again.

2016-08-20T20:34:25Z

Reboot to Test

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	root 598 4.3 1.1 6808 5024 ? D 06:41 0:06 besside-ng -W wlan0		root 598 4.3 1.1 6808 5024 ? D 06:41 0:06 besside-ng -W wlan0
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			=First Attempt (Failure)=

			First attempt with the wifi snailcase: I parked somewhere and let it run, but things did not go smoothly. No wifi networks found. Please try again.

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2016-08-20T17:21:34Z

Reboot to Test

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	Now you can reboot to test it out. You should see wlan0 in monitor mode, and if you run <code>ps aux \| grep besside</code> you should see the process running.		Now you can reboot to test it out. You should see wlan0 in monitor mode, and if you run <code>ps aux \| grep besside</code> you should see the process running.

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			$ ps aux \| grep besside
			root 598 4.3 1.1 6808 5024 ? D 06:41 0:06 besside-ng -W wlan0
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2016-08-20T17:18:20Z

Boot Script (Problems)

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 mkdir -p ~/box/08-19_besside/
 cd ~/box/08-19_besside/
-besside-ng -W wlan1
+besside-ng -W wlan0
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 Remember to <code>chmod +x</code> and put it somewhere like <code>~/scripts</code>.
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2016-08-20T17:12:43Z

Script

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 ...that's it for now, folks. KISS.
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+===Boot Script (Problems)===
 Add the location of the following script to the contents of the file <code>/etc/rc.local</code>:
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 Remember to <code>chmod +x</code> and put it somewhere like <code>~/scripts</code>.
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2016-08-20T06:24:38Z

Script

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	Remember to <code>chmod +x</code> and put it somewhere like <code>~/scripts</code>.		Remember to <code>chmod +x</code> and put it somewhere like <code>~/scripts</code>.

			===Reboot to Test===

			Now you can reboot to test it out. You should see wlan0 in monitor mode, and if you run <code>ps aux \| grep besside</code> you should see the process running.

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2016-08-20T06:24:02Z

Install Software

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	Now, to install the software we need. Here's a list:		Now, to install the software we need. Here's a list:
	* Macchanger: <code>apt-get install macchanger</code>		* Macchanger: <code>apt-get install macchanger</code>
	* Aircrack: <code>apt-get install aircrack</code>		* Aircrack: <code>apt-get install aircrack-ng</code>

	...that's it for now, folks. KISS.		...that's it for now, folks. KISS.

2016-08-20T06:07:08Z

Script

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	besside-ng -W wlan1		besside-ng -W wlan1
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			Remember to <code>chmod +x</code> and put it somewhere like <code>~/scripts</code>.

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