After a discussion with a member of the backtrack forums - comaX he agreed to create this script for the N900.

Current main features are :
- Real-time output of creds without definition files : any credential, from any website whould show up
- Log parsing for user-friendly output.
- Network mapping for host discovery.
- Can save dumped passwords to file as well as the whole log file.
- Support for multiple targets on the network, as well as adding targets after attack is launched.
- Checks for missing dependencies when run with “-d” option and auto installs them.

It is by far the best available for the N900.

To install - apt-get install yamas

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

Video of the script thanks to torpedo48 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9bSq7tXSGAo

If you don't know what sslstrip or ettercap is, don't bother downloading it.

REQUIREMENTS:


iptables
xterm
busybox-power
nmap
python-twisted-web
python-pyopenssl
libpcap0.8
libpcre3
busybox-power
which the script will automatically get when installed from apt-get

+

sslstrip(read how to install below)
ettercap(read how to install below)

Installation guide for ettercap, sslstrip and many other tools can be found at:
http://pcsci3nce.info/?p=9

To run the script - type "yamas" in terminal.AS ROOT.

If you get any errors (beside font warnings) do yamas -d to check for missing dependencies.

Current maintainers are comaX and Christos Saturn - http://maemo.org/packages/view/yamas/


UPDATED June 18 2011 - Now saves all files to /home/user/MyDocs/Yamas
UPDATED June 21 - now automatically creates Yamas directory.
UPDATED June 25 - added dependency check in the begining.
UPDATED June 26 - bash no longer required.
UPDATED June 29 - Now available from repositories thanks to Saturn