Monday, May 13, 2013

Aircrack-NGUI Becomes Educational


A feature has been added to Aircrack-NGUI that allows you to view the shell commands run to accomplish your tasks. There are several "modes" to the log:
  • Off: This is the default mode. No commands run are written against the hard disk.
  • Important: Only the real "action" commands are recorded. Any commands to build menu lists aren't recorded. Also known as "scripting mode" as it's the fastest way to make shell scripts in NGUI.
  • All: Also known as "paranoid mode". You want to know everything that NGUI is doing to your system.

These different modes can have several positive effects:
  • Educational. Do you want to know the different command arguments for what you're doing on the graphical end? Just do your pen testing with either Important (recommended) or All mode and view what the program is doing.
  • Script-building. Want a quick-and-easy way to break into your WEP-encrypted WiFi because your mom keeps changing the password? Break into it once and make a script out of it. No longer can she force you to do laundry to get your Internetz!

Release package to come later when I'm at my virtual machine.

Saturday, May 4, 2013

Dig Added to the NGUI Feature List


Heigh ho, heigh ho, it's off to look up DNS entries we go...

Dig, the DNS lookup entry tool, has been added to NGUI with profiles enabled. You can save dig lookup configurations and recall them at later time, as well as save the dig results to a HTML or TXT file. Please note that the current build may have display issues due to a major change of how profiles are handled in the background. After the next two feature implementations, that's next on my list to get fixed.

Download the latest version of Aircrack-NGUI here

Happy hacking!