Wireless Attack Toolkit (WAT) Code
A push-button wireless hacking and Man-in-the-Middle attack toolkit
Status: Beta
Brought to you by:
crypt0s
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bin | 2013-07-09 |
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[c5b131] Removed some files that weren't needed. |
conf | 2013-07-11 |
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[e2c881] remove unneeded lines |
install | 2013-07-12 |
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[ff04e3] sed doesn't like when you output to the file yo... |
KNOWN_ISSUES | 2013-07-07 |
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[e8fd53] Fixed some issues, generated new, more complex ... |
RASPI_SETUP | 2013-07-07 |
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[78ec7f] pi instructions |
README | 2013-07-07 |
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[dd55df] Edited to reflect new changes to code |
start.sh | 2013-07-13 |
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[3938c9] start sslstrip right |
#!/usr ============================================== ========Wireless Attack Toolkit (WAT?)======== ============================================== Misc Notes: This software package installs on Debian-based systems with decent repos. Tested on Kali Linux and Raspbian Hardware: This software package works on RasperryPi Model B 512MB version. It can take some time to start up. This is known and by design. Obstensiby, this could be installed on any Debian ARMv7 HW with >=512MB Install Process: * Before starting this, make sure your pi is connected to the internet * Also make sure you are ready to install and compile for a few hours. Step 1: Go to the install folder and run the install script. The script will download, install, and compile packages for possbily several hours. This was done in order to provide the best end experience and up-to-date packages without relying on repo managers. Step 2: Test out the software and make sure everything installed correctly by running the test script in the installer folder Step 3 (optional): If the test script didn't work, then let @crypt0s know on twitter or file a bug please. Running The Software: Run start.sh found in the root of the install directory Follow the instructions found in there. Thank-You: Tex1le - Airdrop/py80211 Dakahuna - Wireless Village ZeroChaos - Wireless junk