Notices

Originally Posted by comaX

Hmm, yes and no ! I created this script precisely because I wasn't satisfied by easy-creds ! The parsing method is very different for one thing, and it doesn't do all the stuff that easy-creds offers, and that I find not useless but... Not fitting for my script. By the way, if you use BT5, you should check out the BT5 version of this script :
http://comax.pagesperso-orange.fr/info/#yamas
The current version is 0.9.1.

Originally Posted by torpedo48

Try this:

apt-get install iproute xterm

It will install those two commands you were missing, xterm and ip.

Originally Posted by AgogData

This actually worked by opening ettercap and password windows and start poisoning, but after finishing and choosing Y for "do you wanna save the passwords" it says
sh:missing ]]
/usr/bin/mitm.sh: line 484: y: not found
password saving skipped

also i get this after pressing enter for targeting the whole network

Code:

ateway : 192.168.0.1      Interface : wlan0

Enter IP gateway adress or press enter to use 192.168.0.1.

sslstrip 0.9 by Moxie Marlinspike running...

192.168.0.1 selected as default.


Using wlan0 as interface

We will target the whole network as default. You can discover hosts and enter IP(s) manually by entering D.
Press enter to default.


sh: missing ]]
/usr/bin/mitm_pcsci3nce.sh: line 458: : Permission denied
Warning: Cannot convert string "nil2" to type FontStruct
 Targeting the whole network on 192.168.0.1 on wlan0 with Ettercap
[-] Arp cache poisoning is launched.  Keep new window(s) running. 

 Attack should be running smooth, enjoy.


Warning: Cannot convert string "nil2" to type FontStruct

Attack is running. You can :
   1. Rescan network.
   2. Add a target (useless if targeting whole network).
   3. Display ASCII correspondence table.
   4. Tail-grep hosts through output (make sure there is traffic).
   5. Real-time parsing...
   6. Quit properly.

   Enter the number of the desired option.

i'm using ad-hoc wireless connection hence the 192.168.0.1 IP

Originally Posted by ToJa92

I'm using Firefox 5, maybe I should try internet explorer and see if I'm still protected..

Originally Posted by Saturn

Hi comaX and Unhuman,

One more edit for you to consider.

- The dependencies are checked by dpkg (in my opinion agnostic and more resilient to custom installations).
- the dependency check is done not every time but on request using the -d option. That is,

Code:

./mitm_pcsci3nce.sh -d

- made the two "wget" to happen only when needed.
- the home folder is a variable - easier to change
- one small correction: if the root privileges check failed you were stuck with red font - the echo command color was not terminated.

I think that's all. Thanks again.

if [[ ! -e $pathLog/.ok ]]; then
dep
fi

Originally Posted by ToJa92

I think you need to write a big Y to save the passwords. Also, it looks like you might not run the script as root(hence the "/usr/bin/mitm_pcsci3nce.sh: line 458: : Permission denied").

Originally Posted by Saturn

Agree with all you comments and find your idea nice, something like first run check.

On another subject: if you find it useful, i could package it and even upload it to the repos.

Cheers.

Originally Posted by AgogData

about the Y, i tried it both y and Y..also n and N
and i'm always root before running mitm

Originally Posted by comaX

Well then... That's weird ! Both Y and y should work. What version are you using ? What is your maemo version ?
(I think I saw 4.1 being out, and maybe 5 beta ? So there might be differences between different versions...)