SET Configuration Bug

[Inkognito]

Since SET is one of my most commonly used tools for pentesting, it's the first tool I used as soon as I booted the live version.

On picking the no. 8 option (Wireless Attacks), it gave me two errors.

1. airbase-ng was not found ergo it was using one in SET
2. dnsspoof was also not found

It was easy enough to rectify. Open up a Terminal.
Change directory to set configuration folder

cd /pentest/exploits/set/config

Use Gedit to open set_config

gedit set_config

Scroll down to the end where it says dnsspoof (or search for it)

You should see an entry given below

/usr/sbin/dnsspoof

Change this to

/usr/sbin/local/dnsspoof

And if you just wanna make sure that you are using the airbase-ng in the system,
Find airbase-ng (second last entry)
Then change whatever location is written there(/pentest/wireless/aircrack-ng/src/airbase-ng) to

/usr/local/sbin/airbase-ng

Some times you may have to kill an existing DHCP process to make it work correctly

[DaKahuna]

Did you also run into the error with dhcpd3 not being found?

[fnord0]

Inkognito good doc for manually fixing the issue... I wanted to make you aware that a simple 'svn up' will resolve the issue immediately.

a quick recap for simplicity ::

cd /pentest/exploits/set
svn up

-tally ho'

[vrtata]

Inkognito good doc for manually fixing the issue... I wanted to make you aware that a simple 'svn up' will resolve the issue immediately.

a quick recap for simplicity ::

cd /pentest/exploits/set
svn up

-tally ho'

svn up does not change the config file.

[raycewest]

I have the same issue as DaKahuna, when I select the WAP option (8), dhcpd3 is not found. 'locate dhcpd3' gives nothing for me. Any suggestions?

[melissabubble]

Has anyone ever figured out what to do about the error on the wireless attack vector? dhcpd3 is not found. I have the same problem as raycewest and DaKahuna.

[paparts]

I am using backtrack 5 64bit and I have a different path of both tools; For DNSSPOOF I have /usr/sbin/dnsspoof and for AIRBASE_NG_PATH I have /usr/sbin/airbase-ng. I changed the path on the config file. I think the best approach is to look for the path by using the locate command.

[melissabubble]

Well the way i got it to work for me, i reinstalled dhcp3-server and it just seem to work. Hope that helps guys!

[asemani49]

Inkognito good doc for manually fixing the issue... I wanted to make you aware that a simple 'svn up' will resolve the issue immediately.

a quick recap for simplicity ::

cd /pentest/exploits/set
svn up

-tally ho'

hi,thank you very much.sorry,i know a little English.
i did your tutorial and now it is true.