pyCracker - A GUI for aircrack-ng suit!

[Bozzer]

Also worth checking out if you have an Atheros wireless card is Russix

[Sprut1]

Want to say thanks for taking the initiative to make a GUI. This will help scare more people into actually securing their networks. I laughed when i heard that India was going around enforcing wifi security.

No problem, I just hope I don't fail midways

There are way too many networks that are unprotected, and by that I mean that doesn't use WPA2. I for one had no idea that WEP could be cracked that easily, I knew it was weaker than WPA1/2, but I had no idea it was this useless. About India, enforcing wifi security might be a bit drastic, but thinking about what *others* might do to/with your network is scary enough - most people just need to know the truth about what works and what doesn't.

The Indian police might find this handy!

If there is anyone that at some point find this handy I will be satisfied

Now, concerning updates.
I have completed about everything I had planned for next release, but I haven't had time to test it properly, this will happen sometime this week. Instead of keep throwing releases out and getting a bunch of silly bugs reported back I'll test this version thoroughly. New features will be posted soon.

[lipac]

Hello,

I get following when I click on Networks tab:

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "./pyCracker.py", line 445, in onPageChanged
    Modules.Functions.PopulateLstNetworks(self, int)
  File "/home/ivan/tools/pyCracker/Modules/Functions.py", line 99, in PopulateLstNetworks
    noise = words[7].replace("level=","")
IndexError: list index out of range

Tried both with rt73 and rtl8187 on Ubuntu Intrepid 8.10

[Sprut1]

Hello,

I get following when I click on Networks tab:

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "./pyCracker.py", line 445, in onPageChanged
    Modules.Functions.PopulateLstNetworks(self, int)
  File "/home/ivan/tools/pyCracker/Modules/Functions.py", line 99, in PopulateLstNetworks
    noise = words[7].replace("level=","")
IndexError: list index out of range

Tried both with rt73 and rtl8187 on Ubuntu Intrepid 8.10

This is caused by bad code with bad (=none) exception handling, it will definitely be fixed in next release, sorry about that.

I still haven't had time to test the application, I've been traveling (job issues) and had little time on my hands. At the moment I'm working on:

- Threading: All attacks are supposed to run on their own thread, this will exclude lag from the main application/GUI. This was noticed with Deauthing in versions < 0.0.6.13-alpha1.
- aireplay-ng: Completely implemented. Deauth, fake auth, arp replay, chop chop and fragmentation should all work. Interactive packet reply (-2) is not implemented.
- Various bugs fixed and many smaller features added.

Future features, for those interested:

- airdecloak-ng
- Tkiptun-ng
- Cracking WPA1/2 using password dictionaries.

Again, I apologize that the process is moving slow at this time being.

[bkmo]

I'm not trying to push you into releasing a new revision, but just want you to know that I am sure there are others like me anxiously awaiting a functional GUI.

Thanks, and keep up the good work

[Sprut1]

I'm not trying to push you into releasing a new revision, but just want you to know that I am sure there are others like me anxiously awaiting a functional GUI.

Thanks, and keep up the good work

Good thing you are interested!

As I've said before things are moving slow at the moment - I am traveling Monday through Thursday and have only the weekends to develop, this is only for a short period which is over in a few weeks. In the meantime I have only a few days per week where I can test my software. There are still some issues I need to fix before the next revision. I hope during this weekend, please be patient

[bkmo]

Like I said, I am not pushing you. I just wanted to let you know that what you are doing is much appreciated, and that there are probably many more than me waiting patiently for your fixes and additions.

Thanks

[UbuKunubi]

I'm also keeping a close eye on how this develops!
It can take a lot of effort to step back into a complicated project to go the last mile, so i'd like to offer my encouragement!

Please keep up the good work.

[Sprut1]

Like I said, I am not pushing you. I just wanted to let you know that what you are doing is much appreciated, and that there are probably many more than me waiting patiently for your fixes and additions.

Thanks

I'm glad there's people waiting for the next release, thank you for helping out with the development.

I'm also keeping a close eye on how this develops!
It can take a lot of effort to step back into a complicated project to go the last mile, so i'd like to offer my encouragement!

Please keep up the good work.

Great to hear! This is a somewhat special/complicated piece of software as it reads/writes to external programs which weren't made to work that way.

[Sprut1]

By request I've created a project at google code and uploaded a new version - note that this version is barely tested as I haven't had time to do so yet. The new version is available here: http://code.google.com/p/pycracker/

Please report issues under the "Issues" tab, that way I can easily know whats wrong and start working on a fix. Thanks to all who have helped so far!