Here are my thoughts on getting snoopy-ng working painlessly via an apt-get method. Before we can apt-get install snoopy-ng, we first have to answer some basic questions:
My thoughts are listed with Triple -'s. I changed all hashes to -, so it would post correct via markdown nonsense...
--- Concentrate on PURE basic functionality for the time being
--- ./snoopy.py -v -m wifi:iface=wlan0mon -d USER -l LOCATION -k 2PNL0CVEZIDGWVK
set -e
In case this is the seconds time user runs setup, remove prior symlinks:
rm -f /usr/bin/sslstrip_snoopy
rm -f /usr/bin/snoopy
rm -f /usr/bin/snoopy_auth
rm -f /etc/transforms
--- ntpdate is going to require some work
--- Definately want synchronization
--- For the time being, can this be a "goal" and not a need?
apt-get install ntpdate --force-yes --yes
-if ps aux | grep ntp | grep -qv grep; then
if [ -f /etc/init.d/ntp ]; then
/etc/init.d/ntp stop
else
Needed for Kali Linux build on Raspberry Pi
apt-get install ntp
/etc/init.d/ntp stop
fi
echo "[+] Setting time with ntp"
ntpdate ntp.ubuntu.com
/etc/init.d/ntp start
--- Timezones will revolve around ntpdate? We must be careful when mucking about on the n900.
--- The n900 is prone to seizures when mucking about with files...
--- Maemo, while cool, is a stupid style filing system... Look at how they "optimized" stuff to see what I mean
echo "[+] Setting timzeone..."
echo "Etc/UTC" > /etc/timezone
dpkg-reconfigure -f noninteractive tzdata
--- Will want to .deb this
echo "[+] Installing sakis3g..."
cp ./includes/sakis3g /usr/local/bin
--- apt-get will work for NON python stuff. We use two pythons on v3, 2.5 and 2.7. 2.5 is a living breathing thing on the n900, so we must explicitly call python2.7 when we want to invoke ie.
--- Anything meant for 2.7, must be explicitly built via pip or preferably .deb
--- The basic idea for now would be to only have to install what is needed for the CORE function of sniffing and storing data to the snoopy.db file
--- The bandwidth on an n900 sucks anyways, it's best to be used as a drop and later retrieve drone
--- The functionality to UPLOAD snoopy.db data is cool, and we definately want it, but we can focus on that as we mature this for the n900
--- Can we notate what packages listed here via apt, are PURELY required for the BASIC functionality of:
--- ./snoopy.py -v -m wifi:iface=wlan0mon -d USER -l LOCATION -k 2PNL0CVEZIDGWVK
--- We will use pip for the time being, but as we mature, move this pip stuff to .deb
--- This is so that snoopy-ng can become a .deb itself and no longer use this install.sh approach
Python packages
--- Why easy_install versus pip for smspdu?
easy_install smspdu
--- What pip stuff is required for the basic functionality:
--- ./snoopy.py -v -m wifi:iface=wlan0mon -d USER -l LOCATION -k 2PNL0CVEZIDGWVK
pip uninstall requests -y
pip install -Iv https://pypi.python.org/packages/source/r/requests/requests-0.14.2.tar.gz #Wigle API built on old version
pip install httplib2
pip install BeautifulSoup
pip install publicsuffix
pip install mitmproxy
pip install pyinotify
pip install netifaces
pip install dnslib
--- How is this different from 0.9 sslstrip?
-Install SP sslstrip
cp -r ./setup/sslstripSnoopy/ /usr/share/
ln -s /usr/share/sslstripSnoopy/sslstrip.py /usr/bin/sslstrip_snoopy
--- Why patched?
--- How's it different
--- Does it break/change any core functionality of current scapy?
--- What features does it add
--- If only + and no delta/change, then let's just .deb it
echo "[+] Installing patched version of scapy..."
pip install ./setup/scapy-latest-snoopy_patch.tar.gz
--- bwhahahahaha, good luck here =)
--- teh aircrack-ng is as good as it will get on an n900
Only run this on your client, not server:
-read -r -p "[ ] Do you want to download, compile, and install aircrack? [y/n] " response
-if [[ $response =~ ^([yY][eE][sS]|[yY])$ ]]
-then
Here are my thoughts on getting snoopy-ng working painlessly via an apt-get method. Before we can apt-get install snoopy-ng, we first have to answer some basic questions:
My thoughts are listed with Triple -'s. I changed all hashes to -, so it would post correct via markdown nonsense...
--- Concentrate on PURE basic functionality for the time being --- ./snoopy.py -v -m wifi:iface=wlan0mon -d USER -l LOCATION -k 2PNL0CVEZIDGWVK
set -e
--- ntpdate is going to require some work --- Definately want synchronization --- For the time being, can this be a "goal" and not a need? apt-get install ntpdate --force-yes --yes -if ps aux | grep ntp | grep -qv grep; then if [ -f /etc/init.d/ntp ]; then /etc/init.d/ntp stop else
--- Timezones will revolve around ntpdate? We must be careful when mucking about on the n900. --- The n900 is prone to seizures when mucking about with files... --- Maemo, while cool, is a stupid style filing system... Look at how they "optimized" stuff to see what I mean echo "[+] Setting timzeone..." echo "Etc/UTC" > /etc/timezone dpkg-reconfigure -f noninteractive tzdata
--- Will want to .deb this echo "[+] Installing sakis3g..." cp ./includes/sakis3g /usr/local/bin
--- apt-get will work for NON python stuff. We use two pythons on v3, 2.5 and 2.7. 2.5 is a living breathing thing on the n900, so we must explicitly call python2.7 when we want to invoke ie. --- Anything meant for 2.7, must be explicitly built via pip or preferably .deb --- The basic idea for now would be to only have to install what is needed for the CORE function of sniffing and storing data to the snoopy.db file --- The bandwidth on an n900 sucks anyways, it's best to be used as a drop and later retrieve drone --- The functionality to UPLOAD snoopy.db data is cool, and we definately want it, but we can focus on that as we mature this for the n900 --- Can we notate what packages listed here via apt, are PURELY required for the BASIC functionality of: --- ./snoopy.py -v -m wifi:iface=wlan0mon -d USER -l LOCATION -k 2PNL0CVEZIDGWVK
--- We will use pip for the time being, but as we mature, move this pip stuff to .deb --- This is so that snoopy-ng can become a .deb itself and no longer use this install.sh approach
--- Why easy_install versus pip for smspdu? easy_install smspdu
--- What pip stuff is required for the basic functionality: --- ./snoopy.py -v -m wifi:iface=wlan0mon -d USER -l LOCATION -k 2PNL0CVEZIDGWVK pip uninstall requests -y pip install -Iv https://pypi.python.org/packages/source/r/requests/requests-0.14.2.tar.gz #Wigle API built on old version pip install httplib2 pip install BeautifulSoup pip install publicsuffix pip install mitmproxy pip install pyinotify pip install netifaces pip install dnslib
--- How is this different from 0.9 sslstrip? -Install SP sslstrip cp -r ./setup/sslstripSnoopy/ /usr/share/ ln -s /usr/share/sslstripSnoopy/sslstrip.py /usr/bin/sslstrip_snoopy
--- need to .deb
--- Already a .deb echo "[+] Downloading pylibpcap..." pip install https://sourceforge.net/projects/pylibpcap/files/latest/download?source=files#egg=pylibpcap
--- Need to deb echo "[+] Downloading dpkt..." pip install https://dpkt.googlecode.com/files/dpkt-1.8.tar.gz
--- Why patched? --- How's it different --- Does it break/change any core functionality of current scapy? --- What features does it add --- If only + and no delta/change, then let's just .deb it echo "[+] Installing patched version of scapy..." pip install ./setup/scapy-latest-snoopy_patch.tar.gz
--- bwhahahahaha, good luck here =) --- teh aircrack-ng is as good as it will get on an n900
--- We're going to .deb all the below.... echo "[+] Creating symlinks to this folder for snoopy.py."
echo "sqlite:///
pwd/snoopy.db" > ./transforms/db_path.confln -s
pwd/transforms /etc/transforms ln -spwd/snoopy.py /usr/bin/snoopy ln -spwd/includes/auth_handler.py /usr/bin/snoopy_auth chmod +x /usr/bin/snoopy chmod +x /usr/bin/snoopy_auth chmod +x /usr/bin/sslstrip_snoopyecho "[+] Done. Try run 'snoopy' or 'snoopy_auth'" echo "[I] Ensure you set your ./transforms/db_path.conf path correctly when using Maltego"