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attacking/joepesci/readme.md

@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+# attack bssid
+
+attacks a specific BSSID (access point MAC)
+
+# attack everything
+
+attacks every MAC in the vicinity

attacking/readme.md

@@ -0,0 +1,14 @@
+# attacks
+
+The offense.
+
+## Aireplay
+
+Scripts to run aireplay-ng attacks.
+
+## Joe Pesci
+
+Runs besside-ng to get WPA handshakes.
+
+This is the Joe Pesci method of getting handshakes.
+

collating/prep_some_lines.py

@@ -293,9 +293,9 @@ def export_handshakes_john(hccap_files):
 
 
         # hccap 2 john command:
-        h2j_cmd = [H2JBIN,hccap_file]
+        h2j_cmd = [H2JBIN,hccap_file]#,'|','tee',john_pw_file]
         
-        print '    %s'%( ' '.join(h2j_cmd) )   #+['>',john_pw_file]) 
+        print '    %s'%( ' '.join(h2j_cmd) )
 
 
         # actually run the 
@@ -303,15 +303,13 @@ def export_handshakes_john(hccap_files):
 
         print '    Running hccap2john to convert to John password file'
         
-        
         if not DRYRUN:
-            with open(os.devnull,'w') as fnull:
-                with open(john_pw_file,'w') as f2:
-                    s = subprocess.call(h2j_cmd,stderr=fnull,stdout=f2)
-
+            with open(john_pw_file, 'w') as f:
+                s = subprocess.call(h2j_cmd, stdout=f)
 
         john_files.append(john_pw_file)
         print '    John the Ripper pw file = %s'%(john_pw_file)
+        print '\n'
     
     print ""
     print "Okay, all done."

listening/readme.md

@@ -4,6 +4,8 @@ There are many ways to listen.
 
 ## Airodump-ng
 
+`airodump/`
+
 One way is to listen with airodump-ng, 
 and parse its csv output into data.
 
@@ -16,6 +18,8 @@ into Python lists, for slicing and dicing.
 
 ## Scapy
 
+`scrapy/`
+
 Another way is to use scapy, and using Python
 to script everything away.
 
@@ -32,6 +36,9 @@ whatever handshake you want, as long as you
 give Joe Pesci a MAC address.
 
 This is sort of like listening,
-but more like listening with a 
-big stick. It's in the attacks directory.
+but is more like listening with a 
+big stick. 
+
+Note that besside-ng is an attack, 
+so it's in the attacks directory.