https://code.google.com/p/entify-pm

I created Entify to have the latest and greatest of not only my applications, but other’s too. including mostly all bleeding edge WiFi hacking and administration applications specifically compiled to take full advantage of all resources.

Entify will use my web-server as a repository for the source code tarballs.

I will be releasing an ALPHA copy to the Google Code page sometime this week or weekend. stay tuned!

~Douglas

The last release was broken due to the Linux 3.8.X kernel not playing well with unionfs – which is pretty lame. Also there was an awful Java fonts bug that ruined dpkg. I was able to fix both and rolled the kernel back to 3.7.10 which has been tested on USB and working properly with Unetbootin. The newer kernel makes the ISO smaller. So, I present to you, version 1.9!

Download from HaxRadio:

http://hr.weaknetlabs.com

FreeRADIUS-WPE with WEAKERTH4N Instructional Video: Easy! :D

~Douglas

I recompiled the kernel with better Netfilter support and even more wifi drivers – I recompiled the NVIDIA 310 driver and compat-drivers. I added FreeRADIUS WPE, hostapd, hashcat, more scripts, and even on screen display scripts. (the WiFi one was m33b0′s idea). Also, I added more Hardware hacking utilities, Android hacking utilities, and changed the Grub screen resolution and configuration for faster booting.

Download it now! (hr.weaknetlabs.com) Thank you HaxRadio for hosting! :D

~Douglas

dragon brought to my attention that I accidentally left ssh running on port 23. To stop it, please open the file:

vim /etc/inetd.conf

and edit the following light blue line:

to have a “#” pound symbol in front of the line to make it just like the rest of them – essentially commenting this out.

Then we need to restart inetd

/etc/init.d/openbsd-inetd restart


It will be disabled in the upcoming BETA 2 release this weekend.

~Douglas

CLick the image above to see the code (mock-up during development, not screenshot) full screen

The Google Code page has the Changelog which is updated and fully documented: https://code.google.com/p/warcarrier/wiki/Changelog?ts=1362407104

The new changes:

• WARCARRIER starts Airodump-ng automatically
• Command-Line paramters for -d device and -f csvfilename
• Net::Bluetooth used in hcitool-utils’s stead
• 802.11 Activity Graph now full length of application
• Channels 12 and 13 added to the channel bar graphs
• Bluetooth + lat,lon added to HTML report
• Satellite data added to HTML report
• HTML report theme updated
• Bluetooth and Satellite data added to snapshots
• Object-oriented Perl modules made for gathering command-line arguments (most likely will be moved into production of other/future applications)

Bluetooth is REALLY slow to scan, so it actually runs in the background from a system call. The file “wcd” is the “daemon”-like application that does the Airodump-NG CSV file reading and Bluetooth scanning. It is called with the UNIX “&” so to not hold-up the screen which is refreshed each second. I rearranged the widgets in the window too, to maximize the data presented. WARCARRIER will be released sometime this week with WEAKERTH4N: BLUE GHOST. The code will be in BETA still, so please contact me with any problems that arise.

~Douglas