Open sztihamer opened 6 years ago
This seems interesting. However, after a quick look, I see that hcxdumptool, which is the tool that captures the packets, STRICTLY supports only some devices, none of which are android device chipsets (of course). Even if I got it to run on android, I don't think it would work. If someone does manage to make it work on an android device with the nexmon firmware, I will definately see if I can add it to Hijacker.
I am thinking of rebuilding the app so it can directly send and receive raw packets from the wireless interface. This would allow me to easily implement pretty much any attack there it, since I wouldn't have the need for dedicated binaries for each attack.
Unfortunately, this is as difficult to do, as it is great to think about. It requires time and knowledge I don't yet have, so if and when I actually do it, I will sure try to implement this.
I am leaving this open in case someone has any news. Thanks for bringing it to my attention.
I see some discussion on the hashcat forum about Android. Definitely it is a good idea to keep an eye on this one.
I ported hcxdumptool to android, commit is already merged to main repository. Compilation instructions are in readme, It compiles well, but I haven't tested it on nexmon. I will probably this week.
With hijacker using Nethunter, hcxdumptool and hcxpcaptool are working within chroot. Needed to install for extra wifite functioanlity. So maybe possible?
It works, atleast for me, I tested it out and so far with and without a fakeioctl lib it works flawlessly.
Would be really nice to have this so late bump
It looks like the latest version of aircrack-ng (specifically airodump-ng), v1.6, is able to handle PMKID captures as well. Would it be possible to include the latest aircrack-ng tools in Hijacker?
Not sure if you seen this or not on the hashcat forum but there's a better attack on WPA/WPA2 networks. Here's the link to the post: https://hashcat.net/forum/thread-7717.html
Can we get support for this in Hijacker?
Thank you for your time and consideration.