2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
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#!/bin/bash
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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################################ < FLUXION Parameters > ################################
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# NOTE: The FLUXIONPath constant will not be populated correctly if the script is called
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# directly via a symlink. Symlinks in the path to the script should work completely fine.
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FLUXIONPath="$( cd "$(dirname "$0")" ; pwd -P )"
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2017-02-05 04:59:57 -07:00
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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FLUXIONWorkspacePath="/tmp/fluxspace"
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FLUXIONHashPath="$FLUXIONPath/attacks/Handshake Snooper/handshakes"
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FLUXIONScanDB="dump"
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2016-12-30 09:46:08 -07:00
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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FLUXIONNoiseFloor=90
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FLUXIONVersion=3
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FLUXIONRevision=0
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FLUXIONDebug=${FLUXIONDebug:+1}
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FLUXIONDropNet=${FLUXIONDropNet:+1}
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FLUXIONAuto=${FLUXION_AUTO:+1}
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# FLUXIONDebug [Normal Mode (0) / Developer Mode (1)]
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export FLUXIONOutputDevice=$([ $FLUXIONDebug ] && echo "/dev/stdout" || echo "/dev/null")
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FLUXIONHoldXterm=$([ $FLUXIONDebug ] && echo "-hold" || echo "")
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################################# < Shell Color Codes > ################################
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CRed="\033[1;31m"
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CGrn="\033[1;32m"
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CYel="\033[1;33m"
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CBlu="\033[1;34m"
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CPrp="\033[5;35m"
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CCyn="\033[5;36m"
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CGry="\033[0;37m"
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CWht="\033[1;37m"
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CClr="\e[0m"
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################################ < FLUXION Parameters > ################################
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FLUXIONPrompt="$CRed[${CBlu}fluxion$CYel@$CClr$HOSTNAME$CRed]-[$CYel~$CRed]$CClr "
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FLUXIONVLine="$CRed[$CYel*$CRed]$CClr"
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################################# < Library Includes > #################################
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source lib/SandboxUtils.sh
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source lib/IOUtils.sh
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source lib/HashUtils.sh
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source language/English.lang
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2017-02-08 07:50:33 -07:00
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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################################ < Library Parameters > ################################
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SandboxWorkspacePath="$FLUXIONWorkspacePath"
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SandboxOutputDevice="$FLUXIONOutputDevice"
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IOUtilsHeader="fluxion_header"
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IOUtilsQueryMark="$FLUXIONVLine"
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IOUtilsPrompt="$FLUXIONPrompt"
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HashOutputDevice="$FLUXIONOutputDevice"
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#########################################################################################
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2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
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if [[ $EUID -ne 0 ]]; then
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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echo -e "${CRed}You don't have admin privilegies, execute the script as root.$CClr"
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exit 1
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2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
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fi
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2016-10-02 14:10:35 -06:00
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if [ -z "${DISPLAY:-}" ]; then
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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echo -e "${CRed}The script should be exected inside a X (graphical) session.$CClr"
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2016-10-02 14:10:35 -06:00
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exit 1
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fi
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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function exitmode() {
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if [ ! $FLUXIONDebug ]; then
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fluxion_header
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echo -e "\n\n$CWht[$CRed-$CWht]$CRed $general_exitmode$CClr"
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if ps -A | grep -q aireplay-ng; then
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echo -e "$CWht[$CRed-$CWht] Killing$CGry aireplay-ng$CClr"
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killall aireplay-ng &> $FLUXIONOutputDevice
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fi
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if ps -A | grep -q airodump-ng; then
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echo -e "$CWht[$CRed-$CWht] Killing$CGry airodump-ng$CClr"
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killall airodump-ng &> $FLUXIONOutputDevice
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fi
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if ps a | grep python| grep fakedns; then
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echo -e "$CWht[$CRed-$CWht] Killing$CGry python$CClr"
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kill $(ps a | grep python| grep fakedns | awk '{print $1}') &> $FLUXIONOutputDevice
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fi
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if ps -A | grep -q hostapd; then
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echo -e "$CWht[$CRed-$CWht] Killing$CGry hostapd$CClr"
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killall hostapd &> $FLUXIONOutputDevice
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fi
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if ps -A | grep -q lighttpd; then
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echo -e "$CWht[$CRed-$CWht] Killing$CGry lighttpd$CClr"
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killall lighttpd &> $FLUXIONOutputDevice
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fi
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if ps -A | grep -q dhcpd; then
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echo -e "$CWht[$CRed-$CWht] Killing$CGry dhcpd$CClr"
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killall dhcpd &> $FLUXIONOutputDevice
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fi
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if ps -A | grep -q mdk3; then
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echo -e "$CWht[$CRed-$CWht] Killing$CGry mdk3$CClr"
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killall mdk3 &> $FLUXIONOutputDevice
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fi
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if [ "$WIAccessPoint" != "" ]; then
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echo -e "$CWht[$CRed-$CWht] $general_exitmode_2$CGrn $WIAccessPoint$CClr"
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iw dev $WIAccessPoint del &> $FLUXIONOutputDevice
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fi
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if [ "$WIMonitor" != "" ]; then
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echo -e "$CWht[$CRed-$CWht] $general_exitmode_1$CGrn $WIMonitor$CClr"
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airmon-ng stop $WIMonitor &> $FLUXIONOutputDevice
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fi
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if [ "$(cat /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward)" != "0" ]; then
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echo -e "$CWht[$CRed-$CWht] $general_exitmode_3$CClr"
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sysctl -w net.ipv4.ip_forward=0 &> $FLUXIONOutputDevice
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fi
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echo -e "$CWht[$CRed-$CWht] $general_exitmode_4$CClr"
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if [ ! -f $FLUXIONWorkspacePath/iptables-rules ];then
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iptables --flush
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iptables --table nat --flush
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iptables --delete-chain
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iptables --table nat --delete-chain
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else
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iptables-restore < $FLUXIONWorkspacePath/iptables-rules
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fi
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echo -e "$CWht[$CRed-$CWht] $general_exitmode_5$CClr"
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tput cnorm
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if [ ! $FLUXIONDebug ]; then
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echo -e "$CWht[$CRed-$CWht] Deleting$CGry files$CClr"
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sandbox_remove_workfile "$FLUXIONWorkspacePath/*"
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fi
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if [ $FLUXIONDropNet ]; then
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echo -e "$CWht[$CRed-$CWht] $general_exitmode_6$CClr"
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# systemctl check
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systemd=$(whereis systemctl)
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if [ "$systemd" = "" ];then
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service network-manager restart &> $FLUXIONOutputDevice &
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service networkmanager restart &> $FLUXIONOutputDevice &
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service networking restart &> $FLUXIONOutputDevice &
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else
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systemctl restart NetworkManager &> $FLUXIONOutputDevice &
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fi
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fi
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echo -e "$CWht[$CGrn+$CWht] $CGrn$general_exitmode_7$CClr"
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echo -e "$CWht[$CGrn+$CWht] $CGry$general_exitmode_8$CClr"
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sleep 2
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clear
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fi
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exit
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}
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# Delete Log only in Normal Mode !
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function conditional_clear() {
|
Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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# Clear iff we're not in debug mode
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if [ ! $FLUXIONDebug ]; then clear; fi
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}
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2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
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|
Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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|
|
function conditional_bail() {
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echo $general_case_error; sleep 5
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|
|
if [ ! $FLUXIONDebug ]; then exitmode; return 0; fi
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|
|
echo "Press any key to continue execution..."
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read bullshit
|
2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
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}
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|
# Check Updates
|
Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
|
|
|
function check_updates() {
|
|
|
|
# Retrieve online versioning information
|
|
|
|
local FLUXIONOnlineInfo=("`timeout -s SIGTERM 20 curl "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/FluxionNetwork/fluxion/master/fluxion.sh" 2>/dev/null | egrep "^(FLUXIONVersion|FLUXIONRevigions|version|revision)"`")
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|
|
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|
|
|
if [ -z "${FLUXIONOnlineInfo[@]}" ]; then
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|
|
FLUXIONOnlineInfo=("version=?\n" "revision=?\n")
|
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|
|
fi
|
2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
|
|
|
|
Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
|
|
|
echo -e "${FLUXIONOnlineInfo[@]}" > $FLUXIONWorkspacePath/latest_version
|
2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
|
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
# Animation
|
Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
|
|
|
function spinner() {
|
|
|
|
local pid=$1
|
|
|
|
local delay=0.15
|
|
|
|
local spinstr='|/-\'
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
tput civis
|
|
|
|
while [ "`ps a | awk '{print $1}' | grep $pid`" ]; do
|
|
|
|
local temp=${spinstr#?}
|
|
|
|
printf " [%c] " "$spinstr"
|
|
|
|
local spinstr=$temp${spinstr%"$temp"}
|
|
|
|
sleep $delay
|
|
|
|
printf "\b\b\b\b\b\b"
|
|
|
|
done
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
printf " \b\b\b\b"
|
|
|
|
tput cnorm
|
2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
|
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
# ERROR Report only in Developer Mode
|
Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
|
|
|
function error_report() {
|
|
|
|
echo "Error on line $1"
|
2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
|
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
|
Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
|
|
|
if [ $FLUXIONDebug ]; then
|
|
|
|
trap 'error_report $LINENUM' ERR
|
2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
|
|
|
fi
|
|
|
|
|
Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
|
|
|
function handle_abort_attack() {
|
|
|
|
if [ $(type -t stop_attack) ]; then
|
|
|
|
stop_attack &> $FLUXIONOutputDevice
|
|
|
|
else
|
|
|
|
echo "Attack undefined, can't stop anything..." > $FLUXIONOutputDevice
|
|
|
|
fi
|
|
|
|
}
|
2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
|
|
|
|
Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
|
|
|
# In case an abort signal is received,
|
|
|
|
# abort any attacks currently running.
|
|
|
|
trap handle_abort_attack SIGABRT
|
2017-02-02 15:23:02 -07:00
|
|
|
|
Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
|
|
|
function handle_exit() {
|
|
|
|
handle_abort_attack
|
|
|
|
exitmode
|
|
|
|
}
|
2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
|
|
|
|
Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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# In case of unexpected termination, run exitmode
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# to execute cleanup and reset commands.
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trap handle_exit SIGINT SIGHUP
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2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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# Design
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function fluxion_header() {
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conditional_clear
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local headerWidth=$(($(tput cols) - 2))
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local headerMessage="${CRed}FLUXION $FLUXIONVersion ${CRed}< F${CYel}luxion ${CRed}I${CYel}s ${CRed}T${CYel}he ${CRed}F${CYel}uture >"
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local headerMessageEscaped=$(echo "$headerMessage" | sed -r 's/\\(e|033)\[[0-9];?[0-9]*m//g')
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local headerMessageWidth=${#headerMessageEscaped}
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local headerMessagePadding=$(($(($headerWidth - $headerMessageWidth)) / 2))
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echo -e "`printf "$CRed[%${headerWidth}s]\n" "" | sed -r "s/ /~/g"`"
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echo -e "`printf "$CRed[%${headerWidth}s]\n" ""`"
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echo -e "`printf "$CRed[%${headerMessagePadding}s%b%${headerMessagePadding}s$CBlu]\n" "" "$headerMessage" ""`"
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echo -e "`printf "$CBlu[%${headerWidth}s]\n" ""`"
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echo -e "`printf "$CBlu[%${headerWidth}s]\n$CClr" "" | sed -r "s/ /~/g"`"
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}
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############################################## < START > ##############################################
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# Check requirements
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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function check_dependencies() {
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local CLITools=("aircrack-ng" "aireplay-ng" "airmon-ng" "airodump-ng" "airbase-ng" "awk" "curl" "dhcpd" "hostapd" "iwconfig" "lighttpd" "macchanger" "mdk3" "nmap" "php-cgi" "pyrit" "unzip" "xterm" "openssl" "rfkill" "strings" "fuser" "seq" "sed")
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local CLIToolsMissing
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for CLITool in ${CLITools[*]}; do
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# Could use parameter replacement, but requires extra variable.
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echo -ne "$FLUXIONVLine `printf "%-64s" "$CLITool" | sed 's/ /./g'`"
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if ! hash $CLITool 2>/dev/null; then
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echo -e "$CRed Missing!$CClr"
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CLIToolsMissing=1
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else
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echo -e ".....$CGrn OK.$CClr"
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fi
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sleep 0.025
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done
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if [ $CLIToolsMissing ]; then
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exit 1
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fi
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sleep 1
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}
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# Create working directory
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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if [ ! -d "$FLUXIONWorkspacePath" ]; then
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mkdir -p $FLUXIONWorkspacePath &> $FLUXIONOutputDevice
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2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
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fi
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# Create handshake directory
|
Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
|
|
|
#if [ ! -d "$FLUXIONHashPath" ]; then
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|
|
# mkdir -p $FLUXIONHashPath &> $FLUXIONOutputDevice
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|
|
#fi
|
2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
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|
|
#create password log directory
|
Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
|
|
|
#if [ ! -d "$FLUXIONPassLog" ]; then
|
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|
|
# mkdir -p $FLUXIONPassLog &> $FLUXIONOutputDevice
|
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|
|
#fi
|
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|
|
|
|
|
|
if [ ! $FLUXIONDebug ]; then
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|
|
clear; echo
|
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|
|
sleep 0.01 && echo -e "$CRed "
|
|
|
|
sleep 0.01 && echo -e " ⌠▓▒▓▒ ⌠▓╗ ⌠█┐ ┌█ ┌▓\ /▓┐ ⌠▓╖ ⌠◙▒▓▒◙ ⌠█\ ☒┐ "
|
|
|
|
sleep 0.01 && echo -e " ║▒_ │▒║ │▒║ ║▒ \▒\/▒/ │☢╫ │▒┌╤┐▒ ║▓▒\ ▓║ "
|
|
|
|
sleep 0.01 && echo -e " ≡◙◙ ║◙║ ║◙║ ║◙ ◙◙ ║¤▒ ║▓║☯║▓ ♜◙\✪\◙♜ "
|
|
|
|
sleep 0.01 && echo -e " ║▒ │▒║__ │▒└_┘▒ /▒/\▒\ │☢╫ │▒└╧┘▒ ║█ \▒█║ "
|
|
|
|
sleep 0.01 && echo -e " ⌡▓ ⌡◘▒▓▒ ⌡◘▒▓▒◘ └▓/ \▓┘ ⌡▓╝ ⌡◙▒▓▒◙ ⌡▓ \▓┘ "
|
|
|
|
sleep 0.01 && echo -e " ¯¯¯ ¯¯¯¯¯¯ ¯¯¯¯¯¯¯ ¯¯¯ ¯¯¯ ¯¯¯¯ ¯¯¯¯¯¯¯ ¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯ "
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
echo
|
|
|
|
|
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|
|
sleep 0.1
|
|
|
|
echo -e "$CRed FLUXION $CWht$FLUXIONVersion (rev. $CGrn$FLUXIONRevision$CWht)$CYel by$CWht ghost"
|
|
|
|
sleep 0.1
|
|
|
|
echo -e "$CGrn Site: ${CRed}https://github.com/FluxionNetwork/fluxion$CClr"
|
|
|
|
sleep 0.1
|
|
|
|
echo -n " Online Version"
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
check_updates &
|
|
|
|
spinner "$!"
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
if [ -f "$FLUXIONWorkspacePath/latest_version" -a \
|
|
|
|
-s "$FLUXIONWorkspacePath/latest_version" ]; then
|
|
|
|
mapfile FLUXIONOnlineInfo < "$FLUXIONWorkspacePath/latest_version"
|
|
|
|
FLUXIONOnlineVersion=$(echo "${FLUXIONOnlineInfo[@]}" | awk -F= 'tolower($1)~/version/{print $2}')
|
|
|
|
FLUXIONOnlineRevision=$(echo "${FLUXIONOnlineInfo[@]}" | awk -F= 'tolower($1)~/revision/{print $2}')
|
|
|
|
else
|
|
|
|
FLUXIONOnlineVersion="?"
|
|
|
|
FLUXIONOnlineRevision="?"
|
|
|
|
fi
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
echo -e "$CClr [$CPrp$FLUXIONOnlineVersion.$FLUXIONOnlineRevision$CClr]"
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
if [ ! -z "${FLUXIONOnlineVersion[@]}" -a \
|
|
|
|
"$FLUXIONOnlineVersion" != "?" -a \
|
|
|
|
"$FLUXIONOnlineRevision" != "?" ]; then
|
|
|
|
if [ "$FLUXIONOnlineVersion" -gt "$FLUXIONVersion" -o \
|
|
|
|
"$FLUXIONOnlineVersion" -eq "$FLUXIONVersion" -a \
|
|
|
|
"$FLUXIONOnlineRevision" -gt "$FLUXIONRevision" ]; then
|
|
|
|
echo
|
|
|
|
echo
|
|
|
|
echo -ne $CRed" New revision found! "$CYel
|
|
|
|
echo -ne "Update? [Y/n]: "$CClr
|
|
|
|
read -N1 doupdate
|
|
|
|
echo -ne "$CClr"
|
|
|
|
doupdate=${doupdate:-"Y"}
|
|
|
|
if [ "$doupdate" = "Y" ]; then
|
|
|
|
cp $0 $HOME/flux_rev-$FLUXIONRevision.backup
|
|
|
|
curl "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/FluxionNetwork/fluxion/master/fluxion" -s -o $0
|
|
|
|
echo
|
|
|
|
echo
|
|
|
|
echo -e ""$CRed"Updated successfully! Restarting the script to apply the changes ..."$CClr""
|
|
|
|
sleep 3
|
|
|
|
chmod +x $0
|
|
|
|
exec $0
|
|
|
|
exit
|
|
|
|
fi
|
|
|
|
fi
|
|
|
|
fi
|
|
|
|
echo
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
sleep 1
|
2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
|
|
|
fi
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
############################################### < MENU > ###############################################
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
# Windows + Resolution
|
Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
|
|
|
function set_resolution() {
|
|
|
|
function resA() {
|
|
|
|
TOPLEFT="-geometry 90x13+0+0"
|
|
|
|
TOPRIGHT="-geometry 83x26-0+0"
|
|
|
|
BOTTOMLEFT="-geometry 90x24+0-0"
|
|
|
|
BOTTOMRIGHT="-geometry 75x12-0-0"
|
|
|
|
TOPLEFTBIG="-geometry 91x42+0+0"
|
|
|
|
TOPRIGHTBIG="-geometry 83x26-0+0"
|
|
|
|
}
|
2016-10-02 13:51:46 -06:00
|
|
|
|
Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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function resB() {
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TOPLEFT="-geometry 92x14+0+0"
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TOPRIGHT="-geometry 68x25-0+0"
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BOTTOMLEFT="-geometry 92x36+0-0"
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BOTTOMRIGHT="-geometry 74x20-0-0"
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TOPLEFTBIG="-geometry 100x52+0+0"
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TOPRIGHTBIG="-geometry 74x30-0+0"
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}
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2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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function resC() {
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TOPLEFT="-geometry 100x20+0+0"
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TOPRIGHT="-geometry 109x20-0+0"
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BOTTOMLEFT="-geometry 100x30+0-0"
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BOTTOMRIGHT="-geometry 109x20-0-0"
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TOPLEFTBIG="-geometry 100x52+0+0"
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TOPRIGHTBIG="-geometry 109x30-0+0"
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}
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2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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function resD() {
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TOPLEFT="-geometry 110x35+0+0"
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TOPRIGHT="-geometry 99x40-0+0"
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BOTTOMLEFT="-geometry 110x35+0-0"
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BOTTOMRIGHT="-geometry 99x30-0-0"
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TOPLEFTBIG="-geometry 110x72+0+0"
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TOPRIGHTBIG="-geometry 99x40-0+0"
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}
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2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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function resE() {
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TOPLEFT="-geometry 130x43+0+0"
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TOPRIGHT="-geometry 68x25-0+0"
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BOTTOMLEFT="-geometry 130x40+0-0"
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BOTTOMRIGHT="-geometry 132x35-0-0"
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TOPLEFTBIG="-geometry 130x85+0+0"
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TOPRIGHTBIG="-geometry 132x48-0+0"
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}
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2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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function resF() {
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TOPLEFT="-geometry 100x17+0+0"
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TOPRIGHT="-geometry 90x27-0+0"
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BOTTOMLEFT="-geometry 100x30+0-0"
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BOTTOMRIGHT="-geometry 90x20-0-0"
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TOPLEFTBIG="-geometry 100x70+0+0"
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TOPRIGHTBIG="-geometry 90x27-0+0"
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}
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2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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detectedresolution=$(xdpyinfo | grep -A 3 "screen #0" | grep dimensions | tr -s " " | cut -d" " -f 3)
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2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
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|
Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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## A) 1024x600
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## B) 1024x768
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## C) 1280x768
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## D) 1280x1024
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## E) 1600x1200
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case $detectedresolution in
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"1024x600" ) resA ;;
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"1024x768" ) resB ;;
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"1280x768" ) resC ;;
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"1366x768" ) resC ;;
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"1280x1024" ) resD ;;
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"1600x1200" ) resE ;;
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"1366x768" ) resF ;;
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* ) resA ;;
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esac
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}
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2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
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|
Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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function set_language() {
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iptables-save > $FLUXIONWorkspacePath/iptables-rules
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2017-02-08 07:50:33 -07:00
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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local languages=(language/*.lang)
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languages=(${languages[@]/language\//})
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languages=(${languages[@]/.lang/})
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2017-02-08 07:50:33 -07:00
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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if [ ! $FLUXIONAuto ]; then
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io_query_choice "Select your language" languages[@]
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2017-05-07 09:13:09 -06:00
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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source $FLUXIONPath/language/$IOQueryChoice.lang
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fi
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2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
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|
Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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echo
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}
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2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
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2016-10-08 10:23:44 -06:00
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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function unset_interface() {
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# Unblock interfaces to make the available.
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echo -e "$FLUXIONVLine Unblocking all interfaces..."
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#unblock interfaces
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rfkill unblock all
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2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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# Gather all monitors & all AP interfaces.
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echo -e "$FLUXIONVLine Looking for extraneous interfaces..."
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2016-12-30 09:46:08 -07:00
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|
Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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# Collect all interfaces in montitor mode & stop all
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WIMonitors=($(iwconfig 2>&1 | grep "Mode:Monitor" | awk '{print $1}'))
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2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
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|
Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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|
|
# Remove all monitors & all AP interfaces.
|
|
|
|
echo -e "$FLUXIONVLine Removing extraneous interfaces..."
|
2016-12-30 09:46:08 -07:00
|
|
|
|
Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
|
|
|
if [ ${#WIMonitors[@]} -gt 0 ]; then
|
|
|
|
for monitor in ${WIMonitors[@]}; do
|
|
|
|
iw dev ${monitor/mon/ap} del 2> $FLUXIONOutputDevice
|
|
|
|
airmon-ng stop $monitor > $FLUXIONOutputDevice
|
2016-10-18 13:19:39 -06:00
|
|
|
|
Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
|
|
|
if [ $FLUXIONDebug ]; then
|
|
|
|
echo -e "\tStopped $monitor."
|
|
|
|
fi
|
|
|
|
done
|
|
|
|
fi
|
2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
|
|
|
|
Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
|
|
|
WIMonitor=""
|
|
|
|
WIAccessPoint=""
|
|
|
|
}
|
2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
|
|
|
|
Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
|
|
|
# Choose Interface
|
|
|
|
function set_interface() {
|
|
|
|
if [ "$WIMonitor" -a "$WIAccessPoint" ]; then return 0; fi
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
unset_interface
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
# Gather candidate interfaces.
|
|
|
|
echo -e "$FLUXIONVLine Looking for available interfaces..."
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
# Create an array with the list of physical network interfaces
|
|
|
|
local WIAvailableData
|
|
|
|
readarray -t WIAvailableData < <(airmon-ng | grep -P 'wlan\d+' | sed -r 's/[ ]{2,}|\t+/:_:/g')
|
|
|
|
local WIAvailableDataCount=${#WIAvailableData[@]}
|
|
|
|
local WIAvailable=()
|
|
|
|
local WIAvailableInfo=()
|
|
|
|
local WIAvailableColor=()
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
for (( i = 0; i < WIAvailableDataCount; i++ )); do
|
|
|
|
local data="${WIAvailableData[i]}"
|
|
|
|
WIAvailable[i]=$(echo "$data" | awk -F':_:' '{print $2}')
|
|
|
|
WIAvailableInfo[i]=$(echo "$data" | awk -F':_:' '{print $4}')
|
|
|
|
if [ "`ifconfig ${WIAvailable[i]} | grep "RUNNING"`" ]; then
|
|
|
|
WIAvailableColor[i]="$CPrp"
|
|
|
|
WIAvailableState[i]="-"
|
|
|
|
else
|
|
|
|
WIAvailableColor[i]="$CClr"
|
|
|
|
WIAvailableState[i]="+"
|
|
|
|
fi
|
|
|
|
done
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
WIAvailable[${#WIAvailable[@]}]="$general_repeat"
|
|
|
|
WIAvailableColor[${#WIAvailableColor[@]}]="$CClr" # (Increases record count)
|
|
|
|
WIAvailableState[${#WIAvailableState[@]}]="x"
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
local WISelected
|
|
|
|
local WISelectedState
|
|
|
|
if [ $WIAvailableDataCount -eq 1 -a ${WIAvailableState[0]} = '+' ]; then
|
|
|
|
WISelected="${WIAvailable[0]}"
|
|
|
|
else
|
|
|
|
io_query_format_fields "$FLUXIONVLine $header_setinterface" "$CRed[$CYel%d$CRed]%b %-8b [%1s] %s\n" \
|
|
|
|
WIAvailableColor[@] WIAvailable[@] WIAvailableState[@] WIAvailableInfo[@]
|
|
|
|
WISelected="${IOQueryFormatFields[1]}"
|
|
|
|
WISelectedState="${IOQueryFormatFields[2]}"
|
|
|
|
echo
|
|
|
|
fi
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
if [ "$WISelected" = "$general_repeat" ]; then unset_interface; return 1; fi
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
if [ ! "$FLUXIONDropNet" -a "$WISelectedState" = "-" ]; then
|
|
|
|
echo -e "$FLUXIONVLine The wireless interface selected appears to be in use."
|
|
|
|
echo -e "$FLUXIONVLine To forcefully run it, \"export FLUXIONDropNet=1\"."
|
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sleep 10; unset_interface; return 1;
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fi
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# Get interface driver details.
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echo -e "$FLUXIONVLine Gathering interface information..."
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WIDriver=$(airmon-ng | grep $WISelected | awk '{print $3}')
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if [ $FLUXIONDropNet ]; then
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if [ ! "$(echo $WIDriver | egrep 'rt2800|rt73')" ]; then
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rmmod -f $WIDriver &>$FLUXIONOutputDevice 2>&1
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fi
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# Gather conflict programs.
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echo -e "$FLUXIONVLine Looking for notorious services..."
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ConflictPrograms=($(airmon-ng check | awk 'NR>6{print $2}'))
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# Kill conflict programs.
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echo -e "$FLUXIONVLine Killing notorious services..."
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for program in "${ConflictPrograms[@]}"; do
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killall "$program" &>$FLUXIONOutputDevice
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done
|
2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
|
|
|
|
Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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|
sleep 0.5
|
2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
|
|
|
|
Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
|
|
|
if [ ! "$(echo $WIDriver | egrep 'rt2800|rt73')" ]; then
|
|
|
|
modprobe "$WIDriver" &>$FLUXIONOutputDevice 2>&1
|
|
|
|
sleep 0.5
|
|
|
|
fi
|
|
|
|
fi
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
run_interface
|
|
|
|
if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then return 1; fi
|
2016-10-31 10:41:27 -06:00
|
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
|
Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
|
|
|
function run_interface() {
|
|
|
|
# Start monitor interface.
|
|
|
|
echo -e "$FLUXIONVLine Starting monitor interface..."
|
2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
|
|
|
|
Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
|
|
|
# Activate wireless interface monitor mode and save identifier.
|
|
|
|
WIMonitor=$(airmon-ng start $WISelected | awk -F'\[phy[0-9]+\]|\)' '$0~/monitor .* enabled/{print $3}' 2> /dev/null)
|
2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
|
|
|
|
Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
|
|
|
# Create an identifier for the access point, AP virtual interface.
|
|
|
|
# The identifier will follow this structure: wlanXap, where X is
|
|
|
|
# the integer assigned to the original interface, wlanXmon.
|
|
|
|
WIAccessPoint=${WIMonitor/mon/ap}
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
# Start access point interface.
|
|
|
|
echo -e "$FLUXIONVLine Starting access point interface..."
|
2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
|
|
|
|
Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
|
|
|
# Create the new virtual interface with the previously generated identifier.
|
|
|
|
if [ `iw dev $WIMonitor interface add $WIAccessPoint type monitor` ]; then
|
|
|
|
echo "Unable to create AP's virtual interface, returning!"
|
|
|
|
sleep 5
|
|
|
|
return 1
|
|
|
|
fi
|
2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
|
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
# Select channel
|
Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
|
|
|
function set_scanner() {
|
|
|
|
if [ "$APTargetSSID" -a "$APTargetChannel" -a "$APTargetEncryption" -a \
|
|
|
|
"$APTargetMAC" -a "$APTargetMakerID" -a "$APRogueMAC" ]; then
|
|
|
|
return 0
|
|
|
|
fi
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
if [ $FLUXIONAuto ];then
|
|
|
|
run_scanner $WIMonitor
|
|
|
|
else
|
|
|
|
while true; do
|
|
|
|
fluxion_header
|
2017-05-07 09:13:09 -06:00
|
|
|
|
Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
|
|
|
echo
|
|
|
|
echo -e "$FLUXIONVLine $header_choosescan"
|
|
|
|
echo
|
|
|
|
echo -e " $CRed[${CYel}1$CRed]$CClr $choosescan_option_1 "
|
|
|
|
echo -e " $CRed[${CYel}2$CRed]$CClr $choosescan_option_2 "
|
|
|
|
echo -e " $CRed[${CYel}3$CRed]$CRed $general_back $CClr "
|
|
|
|
echo
|
|
|
|
echo -ne "$FLUXIONPrompt"
|
|
|
|
read yn
|
|
|
|
echo
|
|
|
|
case $yn in
|
|
|
|
1 ) run_scanner $WIMonitor; break ;;
|
|
|
|
2 ) set_scanner_channel; break ;;
|
|
|
|
3 ) unset_interface; return 1; break;;
|
|
|
|
esac
|
|
|
|
done
|
|
|
|
fi
|
2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
|
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
|
Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
|
|
|
# Choose your channel if you choose option 2 before
|
|
|
|
function set_scanner_channel() {
|
|
|
|
fluxion_header
|
2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
|
|
|
|
Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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echo
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echo -e "$FLUXIONVLine $header_choosescan"
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echo
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echo -e " $scanchan_option_1 ${CBlu}6$CClr "
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echo -e " $scanchan_option_2 ${CBlu}1-5$CClr "
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echo -e " $scanchan_option_2 ${CBlu}1,2,5-7,11$CClr "
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echo
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echo -ne "$FLUXIONPrompt"
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2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
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|
Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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local channels
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read channels
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2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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run_scanner $WIMonitor $channels
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}
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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# Scans the entire network
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function run_scanner() {
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echo
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# Starting scan operation.
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echo -e "$FLUXIONVLine Starting scanner, please wait..."
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sandbox_remove_workfile "$FLUXIONWorkspacePath/dump*"
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if [ $FLUXIONAuto ]; then
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sleep 30 && killall xterm &
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fi
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local monitor=$1
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local channels=$2
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local channelsQuery=""
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if [ "$channels" ]; then channelsQuery="--channel $channels"; fi
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xterm $FLUXIONHoldXterm -title "$header_scan" $TOPLEFTBIG -bg "#000000" -fg "#FFFFFF" -e airodump-ng -at WPA $channelsQuery -w $FLUXIONWorkspacePath/dump $monitor
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# Syntheize scan operation results.
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echo -e "$FLUXIONVLine Synthesizing scan results, please wait..."
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readarray TargetAPCandidates < <(awk -F, 'NF==15 && $1~/([A-F0-9]{2}:){5}[A-F0-9]{2}/ {print $0}' $FLUXIONWorkspacePath/dump-01.csv)
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readarray TargetAPCandidatesClients < <(awk -F, 'NF==7 && $1~/([A-F0-9]{2}:){5}[A-F0-9]{2}/ {print $0}' $FLUXIONWorkspacePath/dump-01.csv)
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sandbox_remove_workfile "$FLUXIONWorkspacePath/dump*"
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if [ ${#TargetAPCandidates[@]} -eq 0 ]; then
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if [ ! -s $FLUXIONWorkspacePath/dump-01.csv ]; then
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local choices=("$general_back" "$general_exit")
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io_query_choice "Wireless card may not be supported (no APs found)" choices[@]
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case "$IOQueryChoice" in
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"$general_back") return 1; break;;
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"$general_exit") exitmode; return 2; break;;
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esac
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else
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sandbox_remove_workfile "$FLUXIONWorkspacePath/dump*"
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echo -e "$FLUXIONVLine No access points detected, returning..."
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sleep 5
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return 1
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fi
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fi
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}
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function unset_target_ap() {
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APTargetSSID=""
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APTargetChannel=""
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APTargetEncryption=""
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APTargetMAC=""
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APTargetMakerID=""
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APTargetMaker=""
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APRogueMAC=""
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}
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function set_target_ap() {
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if [ "$APTargetSSID" -a "$APTargetChannel" -a "$APTargetEncryption" -a \
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"$APTargetMAC" -a "$APTargetMakerID" -a "$APRogueMAC" ]; then
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return 0
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fi
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unset_target_ap
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local TargetAPCandidatesMAC=()
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local TargetAPCandidatesClientsCount=()
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local TargetAPCandidatesChannel=()
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local TargetAPCandidatesSecurity=()
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local TargetAPCandidatesPower=()
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local TargetAPCandidatesESSID=()
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local TargetAPCandidatesColor=()
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for candidateAPInfo in "${TargetAPCandidates[@]}"; do
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candidateAPInfo=$(echo "$candidateAPInfo" | sed -r "s/,\s*/,/g")
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local i=${#TargetAPCandidatesMAC[@]}
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TargetAPCandidatesMAC[i]=$(echo $candidateAPInfo | cut -d , -f 1)
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TargetAPCandidatesClientsCount[i]=$(echo "${TargetAPCandidatesClients[@]}" | grep -c "${TargetAPCandidatesMAC[i]}")
|
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TargetAPCandidatesChannel[i]=$(echo $candidateAPInfo | cut -d , -f 4)
|
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TargetAPCandidatesSecurity[i]=$(echo $candidateAPInfo | cut -d , -f 6)
|
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TargetAPCandidatesPower[i]=$(echo $candidateAPInfo | cut -d , -f 9)
|
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|
TargetAPCandidatesESSID[i]=$(echo $candidateAPInfo | cut -d , -f 14)
|
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|
|
TargetAPCandidatesColor[i]=$([ ${TargetAPCandidatesClientsCount[i]} -gt 0 ] && echo $CRed || echo $CClr)
|
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|
|
done
|
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|
|
local header=$(printf "%44s\n\n$CRed[$CYel * $CRed]$CClr %-34s %4s %3s %4s %6s %18s\n" "WIFI LIST" "ESSID" "PWR" "CL" "CH" "SEC" "MAC ADDRESS")
|
|
|
|
io_query_format_fields "$header" "$CRed[$CYel%03d$CRed]%b %-34s %4s %3d %4s %6s %18s\n" \
|
|
|
|
TargetAPCandidatesColor[@] \
|
|
|
|
TargetAPCandidatesESSID[@] \
|
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|
|
TargetAPCandidatesPower[@] \
|
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|
|
TargetAPCandidatesClientsCount[@] \
|
|
|
|
TargetAPCandidatesChannel[@] \
|
|
|
|
TargetAPCandidatesSecurity[@] \
|
|
|
|
TargetAPCandidatesMAC[@]
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
APTargetSSID=${IOQueryFormatFields[1]}
|
|
|
|
APTargetChannel=${IOQueryFormatFields[4]}
|
|
|
|
APTargetEncryption=${IOQueryFormatFields[5]}
|
|
|
|
APTargetMAC=${IOQueryFormatFields[6]}
|
|
|
|
APTargetMakerID=${APTargetSSID:0:8}
|
|
|
|
APTargetMaker=$(macchanger -l | grep ${APTargetMakerID,,})
|
|
|
|
#echo $APTargetSSID $APTargetChannel $APTargetEncryption $APTargetMAC
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
# Remove any special characters allowed in WPA2 ESSIDs,
|
|
|
|
# including ' ', '[', ']', '(', ')', '*', ':'.
|
|
|
|
APTargetSSIDClean=$(echo $APTargetSSID | sed -r 's/( |\[|\]|\(|\)|\*|:)*//g')
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
# We'll change a single hex digit from the target AP
|
|
|
|
# MAC address, by increasing one of the digits by one.
|
|
|
|
local APRogueMACChange=$(printf %02X $((0x${APTargetMAC:13:1} + 1)))
|
|
|
|
APRogueMAC="${APTargetMAC::13}${APRogueMACChange:1:1}${APTargetMAC:14:4}"
|
|
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
# Show info for the target AP
|
|
|
|
function view_target_ap_info() {
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
#echo "WIFI Info"
|
|
|
|
#echo
|
|
|
|
echo -e " "$CBlu" SSID"$CClr": $APTargetSSID / $APTargetEncryption"
|
|
|
|
echo -e " "$CBlu"Channel"$CClr": $APTargetChannel"
|
|
|
|
#echo -e " "$CBlu" Speed"$CClr": ${speed:2} Mbps"
|
|
|
|
echo -e " "$CBlu" BSSID"$CClr": $APTargetMAC ($CYel${APTargetMaker:-UNKNOWN}$CClr)"
|
|
|
|
echo
|
2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
|
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
|
Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
|
|
|
function unset_ap_service() {
|
|
|
|
APRogueService="";
|
2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
|
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
|
Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
|
|
|
# Determine the AP service to be used with the attack.
|
|
|
|
function set_ap_service() {
|
|
|
|
if [ "$APRogueService" ]; then return 0; fi
|
2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
|
|
|
|
Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
|
|
|
# Special cases should be treated with options, not exceptions.
|
|
|
|
#if [ "$(echo $WIDriver | grep 8187)" ]; then
|
|
|
|
# APRogueService="airbase-ng"
|
|
|
|
# askauth
|
|
|
|
#fi
|
2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
|
|
|
|
Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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unset_ap_service
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2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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if [ $FLUXIONAuto ]; then
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# airbase-ng isn't compatible with dhcpd, since airbase-ng sets
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# the wireless interface in monitor mode, which dhcpd rejects.
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# hostapd works, because it bring the interface into master mode,
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# which dhcpd works perfecly fine with.
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APRogueService="hostapd";
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else
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fluxion_header
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2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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echo -e "$FLUXIONVLine $header_askAP"
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echo
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2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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view_target_ap_info
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2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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local choices=("$askAP_option_1" "$askAP_option_2" "$general_back")
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io_query_choice "" choices[@]
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2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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case "$IOQueryChoice" in
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"$askAP_option_1" ) APRogueService="hostapd";;
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"$askAP_option_2" ) APRogueService="airbase-ng";;
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"$general_back" ) unset_ap_service; return 1;;
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* ) conditional_bail; return 1;;
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esac
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fi
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2017-06-28 08:56:24 -06:00
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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# AP Service: Load the service's helper routines.
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source lib/ap/$APRogueService.sh
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2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
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}
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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function check_hash() {
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if [ ! -f "$APTargetHashPath" -o ! -s "$APTargetHashPath" ]; then
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return 1;
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fi
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2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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fluxion_header
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2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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echo -e "$FLUXIONVLine $DialogQueryHashVerificationMethod"
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echo
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2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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view_target_ap_info
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2016-11-20 23:00:32 -07:00
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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local choices=("pyrit" "aircrack-ng" "$general_back") # "$DialogOptionHashVerificationMethod1" "$DialogOptionHashVerificationMethod2" "$general_back")
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io_query_choice "" choices[@]
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2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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if [ "$IOQueryChoice" = "$general_back" ]; then return 1; fi
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2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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hash_check_handshake "$IOQueryChoice" "$APTargetHashPath" "$APTargetSSID" "$APTargetMAC" > $FLUXIONOutputDevice
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local hashResult=$?
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2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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if [ $hashResult -ne 0 ]; then echo -e "$FLUXIONVLine$CRed Warning$CClr, invalid hash file!";
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else echo -e "$FLUXIONVLine$CGrn Success$CClr, hash verification completed!"; fi
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2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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sleep 3
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2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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if [ $hashResult -ne 0 ]; then return 1; fi
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2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
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}
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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function set_hash_path() {
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fluxion_header
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echo
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echo -e "$FLUXIONVLine Enter path to handshake file $CClr(Example: /.../dump-01.cap)"
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echo
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echo -ne "Absolute path: "
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read $APTargetHashPath
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2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
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}
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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function unset_hash() {
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APTargetHashPath=""
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}
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2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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function set_hash() {
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if [ "$APTargetHashPath" ]; then return 0; fi
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2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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unset_hash
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2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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# Check for an existing hash for potential use, if one exists,
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# ask the user if we should use it, or to skip it.
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if [ -f "$FLUXIONHashPath/$APTargetSSIDClean-$APTargetMAC.cap" -a \
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-s "$FLUXIONHashPath/$APTargetSSIDClean-$APTargetMAC.cap" ]; then
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2016-11-13 14:02:58 -07:00
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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fluxion_header
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2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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echo -e "$FLUXIONVLine $DialogNoticeFoundHash"
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echo
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2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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view_target_ap_info
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2017-06-28 08:56:24 -06:00
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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echo -e "Path: ${CClr}$FLUXIONHashPath/$APTargetSSIDClean-$APTargetMAC.cap"
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echo -ne "${CRed}$DialogQueryUseFoundHash$CClr [${CWht}Y$CClr/n] "
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2017-06-28 08:56:24 -06:00
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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if [ ! $FLUXIONAuto ];then
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read APTargetHashPathConsidered
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fi
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2017-06-28 08:56:24 -06:00
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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if [ "$APTargetHashPathConsidered" = "" -o "$APTargetHashPathConsidered" = "y" -o "$APTargetHashPathConsidered" = "Y" ]; then
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APTargetHashPath="$FLUXIONHashPath/$APTargetSSIDClean-$APTargetMAC.cap"
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check_hash
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# If the user decides to go back, we must unset.
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if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then unset_hash; return 1; fi
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fi
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fi
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2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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# If the hash was not found, or if it was skipped,
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# ask for location or for gathering one.
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while [ ! -f "$APTargetHashPath" -o ! -s "$APTargetHashPath" ]; do
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fluxion_header
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2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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echo -e "$FLUXIONVLine $DialogQueryHashSource"
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echo
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2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
|
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|
Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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view_target_ap_info
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2017-05-07 09:13:09 -06:00
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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local choices=("$DialogOptionHashSourcePath" "$DialogOptionHashSourceRescan" "$general_back")
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io_query_choice "" choices[@]
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2016-09-21 04:27:04 -06:00
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|
Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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case "$IOQueryChoice" in
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"$DialogOptionHashSourcePath") set_hash_path; check_hash;;
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"$DialogOptionHashSourceRescan") set_hash;; # Checks hash automatically.
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"$general_back" ) unset_hash; return 1;;
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esac
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2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
|
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|
Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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# This conditional is required for return values
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# of operation performed in the case statement.
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if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then unset_hash; return 1; fi
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done
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2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
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|
Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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# Copy to workspace for operations.
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cp "$APTargetHashPath" "$FLUXIONWorkspacePath/"
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2016-09-12 11:51:02 -06:00
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}
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2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
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############################################# < ATAQUE > ############################################
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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function unset_attack() {
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if [ "$FLUXIONAttack" ]; then
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unprep_attack
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fi
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FLUXIONAttack=""
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2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
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}
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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# Select attack strategie that will be used
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function set_attack() {
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if [ "$FLUXIONAttack" ]; then return 0; fi
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2017-07-23 07:24:56 -06:00
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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unset_attack
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fluxion_header
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2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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echo -e "$FLUXIONVLine $header_set_attack"
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echo
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2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
|
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|
Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
|
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|
view_target_ap_info
|
2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
|
|
|
|
Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
|
|
|
local attacks=(attacks/* "$general_back")
|
|
|
|
attacks=("${attacks[@]/attacks\//}")
|
|
|
|
attacks=("${attacks[@]/.sh/}")
|
2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
|
|
|
|
Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
|
|
|
io_query_choice "" attacks[@]
|
2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
|
|
|
|
Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
|
|
|
if [ "$IOQueryChoice" = "$general_back" ]; then
|
|
|
|
unset_target_ap
|
|
|
|
unset_attack
|
|
|
|
return 1
|
|
|
|
fi
|
2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
|
|
|
|
Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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FLUXIONAttack=$IOQueryChoice
|
2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
|
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|
|
Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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source "attacks/$FLUXIONAttack/attack.sh"
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2017-01-02 09:39:57 -07:00
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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prep_attack
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2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
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if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
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unset_attack
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return 1
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fi
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}
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# Attack
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
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function run_attack() {
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start_attack
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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local choices=("$DialogOptionSelectAnotherAttack" "$general_exit")
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io_query_choice "${CCyn}$FLUXIONAttack$CClr $DialogNoticeAttackInProgress" choices[@]
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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# IOQueryChoice is a global, meaning, its value is volatile.
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# We need to make sure to save the choice before it changes.
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local choice="$IOQueryChoice"
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2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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stop_attack
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2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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if [ "$choice" = "$general_exit" ]; then exitmode; fi
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2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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unset_attack
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}
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############################################# < ATTACK > ############################################
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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check_dependencies
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set_resolution
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set_language
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2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
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|
Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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while true; do
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set_interface; if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then continue; fi
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set_scanner; if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then continue; fi
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set_target_ap; if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then continue; fi
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set_attack; if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then continue; fi
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run_attack; if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then continue; fi
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done
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2016-05-15 09:34:47 -06:00
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Rewrote fluxion for better extensibility.
Most spaghetti code has be removed or replaced with better alternatives.
Refactored most functionality into directory-based, load-on-demand, addon attack scripts.
Changed the naming scheme of variables throughout for consistency (try to stick to one, guys).
Changed color names (variable identifiers) for better consistency.
Changed language file names to follow the scheme "Language.lang"
Changed function naming scheme to better reflect their behavior, more under [ FLUXION V3 ]
Added more comments in code, attempting to decrease the obfuscation of functionality.
Minimized the usage of globals throughout the script, trying to leave absolute essentials, for safety.
Multiple improvements in general to the visuals, the algorithms, and to methods used.
[ FLUXION V3 ]
* Custom attacks may now be developed and installed independently.
* Custom portals may now be installed independently.
* Globally changed functions' naming scheme to use snake-case, systematically prefixed with:
* > set_: function will set/configure something.
* > unset_: function will undo what set_ did.
* > run_: function will execute a blocking command.
* > halt_: function will abort a running command (possibly via signals [SIGABRT])
* > start_: function will start executing something in the background.
* > stop_: function will stop background execution of something, undoing start_.
[ Custom Attacks ]
* Custom attacks must be bundled in a directory, with the name representing the attack.
* Custom attacks must include a load-script "attack.sh" within the attack directory bundle.
* Custom attacks' attack.sh script must implement the following boot functions:
* > unprep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call unprep_attack to reset attack parameters.
* > prep_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call prep_attack to set attack parameters.
* > start_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call start_attack to start a stopped/unstarted attack.
* > stop_attack: fluxion will load attack.sh and call stop_attack to stop a started attack.
* Custom attacks may signal fluxion to stop an attack when done, by sending it a SIGABRT signal.
[ Custom Portals ]
* Portal-containing directories must now follow the naming scheme "Some Brand_Language.portal"
* Portal directories, after properly being named, must be stored at "attacks/Captive Portal/sites"
Function return values are significant in the script, where anything other than 0 means go back.
2017-08-08 13:14:32 -06:00
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# FLUXSCRIPT END
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