NetStumbler for *nix

rSYN · 07-21-2001

Is anyone working on an NetStumbler type scanners for Linux, FreeBSD or OpenBSD?

Just wondering.

rSYN

07-30-2001

Yes, accually the idea was first performed with a BSD script by Peter Shipley. I have seen the script on-line. If you want to try it and have trooble finding it let me know and I'll post the link here. IBM has devolped a linux version, however they are still concidering whether or not to release as open-source, or a commerial product.

08-16-2001

Actually, I'm hard at work on a FreeBSD version called FreeStumble. The code is not ready for the public yet, but hopefully will be within the next week or two.

The web site for FreeStumble is a http://www.UiX.com/freestumble/ ... You can check back there to obtain the source once it is released. There is a screenshot that I update often if you want to get a feel for the screen layout, and take a peek at its functionallity.

Unfortunatly, this program was written to directly interface with the wi driver. This means that porting it to Linux will be a little bit more difficult, but I will start on that as soon as v1 of FreeStumble is released.

CentroniX
cent@UiX.com

09-02-2001

I've been working on a curses based ap mapping program called dstumbler for a little while that has features similar to netstumbler that wi-scan doesn't have (color ascii s/n graphs, weped ap detection, nifty customizable display, etc). I'm still working out some of the kinks but I should be releasing code for it soon. The bsd-airtools package I've been working on will also include a bsd port of airsnort and some kernel mods to dump 802.11 frames and such. I'm hoping to have some code to release by the end of the weekend, send me a email if you got any suggestions or want to help with any future projects.

-h1kari

09-05-2001

Well, here in tulsa we have a program for openBSD lucent drivers written by the 0-day OpenBSD developer Jsyn, It basicly spoofs your OS and your MAC, once it finds an WiFi network it displays the SSID, the quality,strength,noise
also it sets your card to the SSID of that network and takes your card out of AdHOC mode...
this is using openbsd 2.9 and wicontrol

09-05-2001

Are any of the last couple programs available for others to use or are you guys just teasing us? :-)

Please post a url or email address to ping for a copy so we can do some testing of our own! :-)

Thanks.

John K.

09-06-2001

I wrote a dirty perl script to brute force wep strings for linux a few months ago. It had some ROUGH scanning ablities but with airsnort out there was no need to further it.

09-06-2001

altomo you mentioned you had written some dirty perl code for this - do you mind sending that code to me? I wouldn't mind taking a look at it.

Thanks,
djw
djw@perldev.org

10-01-2001

Will freestumble be released in the near future or is it still in the development stages?

10-05-2001

Hopefully I will have it completed by the end of the month. My company has me doing a nation wide security road show, and I have very little time for personal projects at the moment. I will keep you all posted.

cent

10-31-2001

One of the features that I particularly like about 'dstumbler' is that it does _not_ require GTK, X, or any other GUI to compile or run, just 'curses'.

Even better would be an application that supports a strictly command-line mode of operation, with GUI/TUI as an optional mode.

A suggestion for 'Freestumble' - I'd be interested in support for _optional_ audible alerts on new/lost contacts, and perhaps a geiger-counter-like signal strength audio output.

Probably a good idea for the audio to default to 'disabled'.

11-06-2001

Perhaps this is an help to somebody:

http://koeln.ccc.de/~drt/wiki.cgi?WarDriving/Software

11-13-2001

Just wanted to let everyone know that we've just started a mailing list for bsd-airtools for discussion of bsd specific wireless security aspects, technical support, patch submissions for bsd-airtools, and technical issues including coding specifics and raw protocol analysis.

http://www.dachb0den.com/projects/bsd-airtools.html - BSD-Airtools
http://lists.dachb0den.com/mailman/listinfo/bat/ - BSD-Airtools Mailing List

Cheers,
-h1kari

07-21-2001	#1 (permalink)
rSYN Registered Member Join Date: Jul 2001 Posts: 2	*NetStumbler for nix** Is anyone working on an NetStumbler type scanners for Linux, FreeBSD or OpenBSD? Just wondering. rSYN

07-30-2001	#2 (permalink)
Posts: n/a	*nix beacon mappers.. Yes, accually the idea was first performed with a BSD script by Peter Shipley. I have seen the script on-line. If you want to try it and have trooble finding it let me know and I'll post the link here. IBM has devolped a linux version, however they are still concidering whether or not to release as open-source, or a commerial product.

09-02-2001	#4 (permalink)
Posts: n/a	bsd-airtools I've been working on a curses based ap mapping program called dstumbler for a little while that has features similar to netstumbler that wi-scan doesn't have (color ascii s/n graphs, weped ap detection, nifty customizable display, etc). I'm still working out some of the kinks but I should be releasing code for it soon. The bsd-airtools package I've been working on will also include a bsd port of airsnort and some kernel mods to dump 802.11 frames and such. I'm hoping to have some code to release by the end of the weekend, send me a email if you got any suggestions or want to help with any future projects. -h1kari

09-05-2001	#5 (permalink)
Posts: n/a	Wi Fi Scanner for OpenBSD Well, here in tulsa we have a program for openBSD lucent drivers written by the 0-day OpenBSD developer Jsyn, It basicly spoofs your OS and your MAC, once it finds an WiFi network it displays the SSID, the quality,strength,noise also it sets your card to the SSID of that network and takes your card out of AdHOC mode... this is using openbsd 2.9 and wicontrol

09-06-2001	#8 (permalink)
Posts: n/a	altomo: code please? altomo you mentioned you had written some dirty perl code for this - do you mind sending that code to me? I wouldn't mind taking a look at it. Thanks, djw djw@perldev.org

08-16-2001	#3 (permalink)
Posts: n/a	Actually, I'm hard at work on a FreeBSD version called FreeStumble. The code is not ready for the public yet, but hopefully will be within the next week or two. The web site for FreeStumble is a http://www.UiX.com/freestumble/ ... You can check back there to obtain the source once it is released. There is a screenshot that I update often if you want to get a feel for the screen layout, and take a peek at its functionallity. Unfortunatly, this program was written to directly interface with the wi driver. This means that porting it to Linux will be a little bit more difficult, but I will start on that as soon as v1 of FreeStumble is released. CentroniX cent@UiX.com

09-05-2001	#6 (permalink)
Posts: n/a	Are any of the last couple programs available for others to use or are you guys just teasing us? :-) Please post a url or email address to ping for a copy so we can do some testing of our own! :-) Thanks. John K.

09-06-2001	#7 (permalink)
Posts: n/a	I wrote a dirty perl script to brute force wep strings for linux a few months ago. It had some ROUGH scanning ablities but with airsnort out there was no need to further it.

10-01-2001	#9 (permalink)
Posts: n/a	Will freestumble be released in the near future or is it still in the development stages?

10-05-2001	#10 (permalink)
Posts: n/a	FreeStumble Hopefully I will have it completed by the end of the month. My company has me doing a nation wide security road show, and I have very little time for personal projects at the moment. I will keep you all posted. cent

10-31-2001	#11 (permalink)
Posts: n/a	Unix tools One of the features that I particularly like about 'dstumbler' is that it does _not_ require GTK, X, or any other GUI to compile or run, just 'curses'. Even better would be an application that supports a strictly command-line mode of operation, with GUI/TUI as an optional mode. A suggestion for 'Freestumble' - I'd be interested in support for _optional_ audible alerts on new/lost contacts, and perhaps a geiger-counter-like signal strength audio output. Probably a good idea for the audio to default to 'disabled'.

11-06-2001	#12 (permalink)
Posts: n/a	Overview of Wireless Lan Discovery Tools Perhaps this is an help to somebody: http://koeln.ccc.de/~drt/wiki.cgi?WarDriving/Software

11-13-2001	#13 (permalink)
Posts: n/a	bsd-airtools mailing list Just wanted to let everyone know that we've just started a mailing list for bsd-airtools for discussion of bsd specific wireless security aspects, technical support, patch submissions for bsd-airtools, and technical issues including coding specifics and raw protocol analysis. http://www.dachb0den.com/projects/bsd-airtools.html - BSD-Airtools http://lists.dachb0den.com/mailman/listinfo/bat/ - BSD-Airtools Mailing List Cheers, -h1kari

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