Re: [Announce] Yet another MITM attack script (Yamas-ARM)
 

I published this link in the description of my video, but here it is:

http://pcsci3nce.info/?p=291

Re: [Announce] Yet another MITM attack script (Yamas-ARM)
 

Any chance that I can use the video on the official post on my blog ? :>

Re: [Announce] Yet another MITM attack script (Yamas-ARM)
 

You sir, are a real gentleman !

Re: [Announce] Yet another MITM attack script (Yamas-ARM)
 

Mmmmhh you mean mine (can't understand what "official post" means in this context, as there are no videos in the OP)?

If you mean my video: sure, use it as you like, I'd be honoured. The Youtube sharing code is here.

If you write a little note sounding like "thanks to torpedo48 for the video" I'd be very happy too, but it doesn't really matter.

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Re: [Announce] Yet another MITM attack script (Yamas-ARM)
 

By the way, what do you mean by a complete guide to yamas ?
Whatever this is, if you need anything, just ask ;)

(by the way, nice song you got on the screenshot in your real multitasking thread \m/ )

Re: [Announce] Yet another MITM attack script (Yamas-ARM)
 

Thanks a lot for your disposability! I mean a simple step-to-step noob-proof guide for obtaining the script (a working version of course), correctly installing all the necessary dependences and running it without errors. I know that's a dumb guide, but I'm receiving many PMs requesting this kind of things.

And, between ourselves, I write those articles as reminders for me, so that I can write down some notes and learn better (cause as you've already understood, I'm just an undercover noob who desperately wants to increase his knowledge).

Re: [Announce] Yet another MITM attack script (Yamas-ARM)
 

HI guys ! So, I've done some little updates, nothing too fancy though.
It now checks for the installed dependencies, and if you are root.
I would need you to test it, and report back. Usual stuff, you know :p
Those should work.

We are now working on being able lo launch it only by typing the name of the script, and not "bash yamas.sh". What I think should be done is change the first line of the script to where ash is installed.
Another thing I have in mind is to ask for installation of missing dependencies : instead of failure it would say something like "Herpderp is missing. Do you want to install it (Y/n)"
Yes --> installs.
No --> Quits.

That last part is not sure though. I'll stay on the basics for now, but let's say I'm thinking about it.

Waiting for feedback and all, I'll try to work on the Standard edition (check BT forums if interested). DNS spoofing should be on the way ! Maybe an easter egg too, if ever I have the time =D

Re: [Announce] Yet another MITM attack script (Yamas-ARM)
 

We got function like that incorporated in N900. If we place any .sh script into:

...and make it executable (for example test.sh), we can run that script just by executing:

test.sh

on our osso-xterm. So i think you don't need to worry about that.

Re: [Announce] Yet another MITM attack script (Yamas-ARM)
 

Yup, I know, that's the same in every linux (afaik) and I use it in my original script. The thing here is that you have to tell the term how to "read" the script by launching it with "bash" before. But what I would want is to get rid of that, so that it launches with only /path/scipt.sh. That should be achieved by writing #! /bin/ash on the first line of the script.
It would then use the default ash of maemo (so, no need to install bash), and you wouldn't have to launch it with "ash script.sh".
So far results are inconclusive though, because I can't test directly (not that Unhuman's tests are bad, but I always forget to tell him things, so it's better if I trial and fail on my own ^^).
But if someone understood what I mean and achieves that, that would be very nice :)

Re: [Announce] Yet another MITM attack script (Yamas-ARM)
 

Good news, if you need a tester for the new scripts I'll gladly help.