Closed FightingForFun closed 7 years ago
not a bad idea actually.
note that wash is not a person, so using he
is not adequate. it's an it
.
btw i noticed that almost all programs that use that mac address database (wireshark, nmap, kismet, ...) ship their own copies which are put into some app-specific dir, thereby duplicating a lot of info. sometimes they even use incompatible format.
i would advise making some kind of standardized oui package that stores its stuff in /share/oui; and other apps can make use of that.
@kcdtv when you're reading this could you check by the chatroom? i've some things to discuss.
Not a bad one but the problem is the list...
We cannot rely on external file (not everybody have a OUI table it in it system)
aircrack-ng is a mandatory dependencies and have a OUI file... but not by default (you have to do download it with airodump-ng oui
update comand) WE canot be sure it will be installed
i would advise making some kind of standardized oui package that stores its stuff in /share/oui; and other apps can make use of that.
I don't think it is a good idea to put a nother list in an other directory ... at least we could use the list of aircrack-ng which is not in /usr/share. If there is a chance that one iee list being used by other ap, it is this one, not a new one sepcific to reaver. Idea is not bad but itself but it has some annoying second side effects..
@kcdtv when you're reading this could you check by the chatroom? i've some things to discuss.
A bit late lol .... I'll try to be around the chat today.... if you wake up before 2 afternoon we can see each other.... :smile_cat:
If you want to do it like aircrack-ng here it is:
https://github.com/aircrack-ng/aircrack-ng/blob/master/src/airodump-ng.h#L145-L155
Basically we check a bunch of standard paths. Also of note, most distros have the oui database as a dependency for aircrack-ng so you can almost just assume it's there.
Good day.
T6X can you modify the wash that he displayed when scanning the vendors name of the router by MAC / IEEE OUI. http://standards-oui.ieee.org/oui.txt
Example: