The attack will create a virtual interface if using the interface twice.
Virtual interface creation & management needs to be moved to main script!
Fixed minor bugs caused by outdated sequencing & identifiers.
Rewrote sections of the script to follow the coding style guide closer.
Implemented and adapted attack requirements for Fluxion v4.
Implemented the script loop using the sequencing framework.
Updated usage of old services to new, including global identifiers.
Implemented and added command line interface flag control.
Some refactoring & removing outdated code.
Added optional targetting functionality for attacks opting to use it.
Fixed bugs caused by line length reduction (improperly escaping line).
Corrected old tick-marks to new sub-shell marks ($()).
Added & started implementing the tmux flag, as an alternative to xterm.
Added & started implementing redundant-preferences saving (language, ...).
Added the language selection screen to fluxion's main sequence.
Fixed minor bugs.
The bug caused the interface allocation subroutine to generate an error when attemping to allocate an interface that had already been allocated rather than gracefully returning, signifying the interface already exists in the allocation table.
The interface selector subroutine wasn't masking already allocated interfaces, causing an issue when attemping to reallocate in series (back-to-back).
Added identifier mangling to sequencing framework to prevent collisions.
Added the redo to interfaces by taking a lambda rather than an array ref.
Started correcting some issues with formatting to follow the style guide.
Reidentified some subroutines, variables, & constants.
Fixed some bugs with the currently implemented subroutines.
Added some test subroutines.
This version will focus on providing robust services for the attack scripts.
Development and migration will happen in the new "fluxion" script file.
The following are currently being implemented, or have been implemented:
* Core fluxion globals, including paths and workspace.
* Core sanity checks, including xterm and super user checks.
* Core library includes & library scripts' configuration.
* Command line interface parameter parsing & loading.
* User preferences importing, loading, & handling.
* Configurables (prefererences & CLI flags) are properly handled.
* Fluxion startup and shutdown behaviour refactored.
* Handler subroutines are loaded & configured properly.
* A small sequencing framework, to refactor some run-loops.
* A small universal interface-allocation & retrival framework.
* A couple of fluxion used helper subroutines.
* A candidate fluxion run-loop.
The Handshake Snooper arbiter could abort after waking from interval sleep.
Flags sent to the script while waiting were enqueued, and triggered later.
The snooper & jammer stayed up while the arbiter slept even after aborting.
Users though they had to manually close the snooper and jammer.
The problem was more apparent the longer the sleep interval chosen was.
Matias Barcenas