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Snoopy v2.0 - modular digital terrestrial tracking framework
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Error Wigle #28

Closed Akumuryu closed 9 years ago

Akumuryu commented 9 years ago

Anyone see this error regarding fetchSSIDLocationsLive transform. When selecting the SSID and selecting the fetchSSIDLocationsLive im getting " Error: Please supply the wigle credentials in the property view on the right"

can't see anything that would allow placing the creds, even when i was looking a the script.

Wald01991 commented 9 years ago

Your Wigle credentials should be entered when starting Snoopy, as part of the Wigle plugin. The Wigle plugin accepts four parameters: username, password, email, proxy.

Akumuryu commented 9 years ago

yeah all of those work just fine when asked. it's just when working with the transforms

maximcherny commented 9 years ago

You can modify the relevant local entity via GUI in Maltego to add 2 additional parameters for Wigle username and password. I had success with hardcoding those into the properties.

Akumuryu commented 9 years ago

when hard coding were you doing this under the fetchSSIDLocation_live.py. i see reference at that location. when working with those settings i still get the error.

On Thu, Nov 20, 2014 at 5:51 PM, maximcherny notifications@github.com wrote:

You can modify the relevant local entity via GUI in Maltego to add 2 additional parameters for Wigle username and password. I had success with hardcoding those into the properties.

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/sensepost/snoopy-ng/issues/28#issuecomment-63907922.

glennzw commented 9 years ago

I need to update the fetchSSIDLocation_live transform to allow creds in the transform. For now, create a file in the transform directory called wigle_creds.txt and populate it with:

<wigle_user>:<wigle_pass>:<email>:[optional_proxy]

e.g.:

glenn:amazingPassword:glenn@sensepost.com:

Note the final colon even if not using a proxy.

Alternatively, use the wigle plugin on the command line. This will do lookups as new SSIDs are observed, and can be browsed via the fetchSSIDLocations transform:

wigle:username=glenn,password=amazingPassword,email=glenn@sensepost.com