easy-creds 3.3-BT5 Released

[ericmilam]

All,

I have updated easy-creds to run on BT5. Mostly path changes, installation of hamster/ferret & dhchp3-server. It's all in the readme file.

In addition I fixed the IP assignments for FakeAP. Yes, I *really* fixed it this time. Who knew you couldn't have a dhcp config file outside of /etc? I didn't and finally saw the permission denied when trying to run it. Set it to 777, didn't work so I just have the script write a dhcp-ec.conf file in the proper folder and everything is good.

http://code.google.com/p/easy-creds/downloads/list

Happy hunting,
J0hnnyBr@v0

[ericmilam]

I have released easy-creds 3.4BT5 with the updated paths for the new repo downloads of ettercap, hamster & ferret

http://code.google.com/p/easy-creds/downloads/list

[savioboyz]

Nice!, great job Eric :

[loveablerouge]

thanks a lot been waiting for this , will test this later !!

[Black0p]

Great tool! I have two network adapters, one creating a rogue AP and one connected to an actual network. What do i enter for the tunnel adapter? Is there a way to create one?

[ericmilam]

Great tool! I have two network adapters, one creating a rogue AP and one connected to an actual network. What do i enter for the tunnel adapter? Is there a way to create one?

So your tunneled adapter is the interface on which you will be handing out the IP addy's. You have to remember to install dhcp3-server and in addition you have to add the interface to the dhcp3 config file.

So if your adapter is eth0 then you need to add eth0 to the dhcp3 config file and then you would set that as the tunneled interface.

Let me know if that doesn't make sense, or if it doesn't work and I will retest on my end.

BTW - Posted 3.4 on google projects, it has the updated paths with the repo installs. Working on 3.5 that allows you to specify a dhcp config file you've already created.

Best Regards,
Eric

[ericmilam]

Nice!, great job Eric :

Thanks man! Hope all is well on your side of the globe!

[TAPE]

This really looks slick, nice going !

Are you going to put up a how-to or a video on it as well ?

Might be nice to have a 'work in action' type of thing to show off
the full functionality.

Great stuff, it is well made, I like the options you are presented with
at each stage. Well thought out.
Bet it took you a wee while

[ericmilam]

This really looks slick, nice going !

Are you going to put up a how-to or a video on it as well ?

Might be nice to have a 'work in action' type of thing to show off
the full functionality.

Great stuff, it is well made, I like the options you are presented with
at each stage. Well thought out.
Bet it took you a wee while

Thanks for the compliments, very much appreciated!

Well...I hadn't thought about a video, but maybe it would make sense. I don't know how to do all that cool music and stuff though

It's pretty easy to use. I honestly only use the Basic ARP and One Way ARP poisoning features...and now that the FakeAP actually works with DHCP I will probably use that more now.

The only real issue is Ettercap crashes because it doesn't properly release threads. So sometimes you may get 5 minutes out of it...other times an hour or more. I wish I new C because I'd go in there and fix that piece.

So the backstory on the script:

About 8 months ago, my boss was doing a pen test and for whatever reason decided to use Ettercap and he DoS's the LAN. (He's a Windows guy...so not sure why he decided to try etter out of the blue.) After he told me what happened, I wrote a quick script and sent it to him to use. Everything was hardcoded, etc. I then decided to make it more flexible, added all the options I could from etter, added the fake ap stuff based on Lucafa's post in the forums.

The rest as they say is history...

The code can use some cleanup/optimization. I just wanted to put together something similar to Cain, but for Linux. Obviously, Cain is still WAY superior and I lack the skills to do much more.

I just finished adding an option to use a preconfigured dhcpd.conf file, instead of building it for the FakeAP portion. Still have some testing to do, we'll see how things progress. In addition would like to add real time notification of passwords. And/Or when you quit the app have it do all the data parsing and present you a report. Just too busy with work right now... :-)

Glad you enjoy the tool...feedback is always welcome.

Happy hunting!

J0hnnyBr@v0

[wzzbx]

Good job!
But - have anyone got hamster/ferret working properly on 64-bit? For me, ferret segfaults after a few seconds with "unknown record type", and hamster keeps complaining "hamster.txt: unknown record contents".