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Xplico 0.5.5 is out, released 2/21. New additions are:
- migrating to SQLite3
- telnet dissector
- webmail dissector
- webmail manipulator: Yahoo!, AOL, Hotmail (all without attachments)
- Improved LLC dissector
- Improved XI
- script to check new release (only in source code)
Could we please have this added to the repos. Thank You.
This tool is a extreme pain to add to the repos. We are still looking at it. You have already made the request for the tool in another thread, so, to avoid a double posting infraction in the future just add to your current thread. I can promise we are well aware of this tool and are working on getting it working for Backtrack. Its not as easy sometimes as you all may thing.
There is a how-to on the forum for installing this.
http://www.backtrack-linux.org/forum...ng-xplico.html I do not know if it works and if something goes wrong or you bork your BT box then you may be on your own.
I use it in the VBox specific release they offer. Works great! Easier than messing with getting it installed on BT.
Hello,
I'm Carlos Gacimartín, contributor of Xplico. If you need any help for compiling and adding Xplico at Backtrack, i could help you in this thread or at Xplico's forum :)
Regards,
Carlos.
Thank you for your offer I will be in touch. Its actually not Xplico thats the problem, I get that working fine. Its more a matter of there are so many debs and I am hesitant to maintain all of those in our repo. I will definitely be getting it working I just need to put some more effort into it.
EDIT: OK goal for the day is to get this going
Great tool, although I haven't installed it on my BT box yet. Paying attention to this thread to see where this goes...would make a great addition to the networking toolset already available in BT.
So far it's been working ok for me. It compiled easily and ran just as advertised by the author. I have not implement the GEOip or printing yet though. It opened a couple 300MB files without issue (after changing max upload). I'm going to try out the live capture next to see how that fairs.