Wifizoo 1.3 setup help

[Apollopimp]

Im having trouble with the new wifizoo in bt3 final.. It i guess its not setup or something..

i start wifizoo this is what i get

options:
-i <interface>
-c <pcap_file>

bt wifizoo #

Wifizoo never did that in beta.. can anyone help this noob out plaese and thank you..:D

[marten:10]

hi Apollopimp,

I'm going to assume your interface is an atheros card abd your wireless interface is ath0, you can of course replace with your cards name. What you need to do is start wifizoo by just typing: python wifizoo.py -i ath0

In version 1.3 you have to specify an interface basically. Or there is the option of using a pcap file of data you captured earlier, instead of specifying interface. You should also of course started airodump-ng or kismet before hand in channel hopping mode to capture data, but i'm sure you know that already.

[xirtam]

did you specify your interface e.g. bt wifizoo # wifizoo -i ath0

[Apollopimp]

Thanks for your answers i just needed the python wifizoo.py -i wlan1
sorry i new i forgot to add some info im using the Alfa 500mw AWUS036H

its working now but im getting this

SSID (AP) List} im getting info

BSSID->Clients Graph} sthg went wrong. this feature needs graphviz

Probes Graph} sthg went wrong. this feature needs graphviz

SSIDS Obtained from ProbeRequests} in getting info

Cookies} nothing is there

Do i need to edit the wifizoo.py and the scapy.py ?

[xirtam]

For my wifizoo i didnt need to configure anything in scapy or wifizoo.py all i did was start kismet to channel hop then wifizoo, then go onto a computer or laptop connected to the AP and log into a site and make sure you click the remember my details button. then check wifizoo and you should see the cookie. Also be sure you have configured you internet browser to use the wifizoo proxy if you are planning on using the cookies to browse the sites they have been set for

[marten:10]

yeah with thse you need to install graphviz. it's never worked for me in backtrack. works in other distros. let me knw if you find a way to fix graphviz in backtrack :)

shamanvirtuel said this version is good and should work. havent had a chance to test it yet:
www . graphviz.org/pub/graphviz/ARCHIVE/graphviz-working.tar.gz

[Apollopimp]

How do i set the proxy? i spent the last 10 mins trying to find it i cant find any proxy setting for firefox..

[xirtam]

go to tools : options : advanced : network then settings then pick the manually enter proxy option and copy the proxy address from the terminal window where wifizoo is running

[Apollopimp]

thanks everyone got it working..

[jkroeder]

this is better since with the version in the bt3 beta, you had to edit wifizoo.py to correspond with your interface and unless you have an HD install of BT, you had to do this everytime you booted up.

[Barry]

thanks everyone got it working..

Which version of graphviz did you use?

[Apollopimp]

im just useing what came with bt3 final. i was just entering the command wrong

i was entering (wifizoo.py -i wlan1) when it should of been (python wifizoo.py -i wlan1)

[Barry]

im just useing what came with bt3 final. i was just entering the command wrong

i was entering (wifizoo.py -i wlan1) when it should of been (python wifizoo.py -i wlan1)

Hmmm, no workie for me.


Are you using the cd or usb version?

[Apollopimp]

Whats yours doing?

[Barry]

Whats yours doing?

sthg went wrong. this feature needs graphviz.

[Apollopimp]

o i never got that fixed well i did once but i cant rebember what i did im running live cd so it wasent saved ..
Im a nub though maybe you can get this to work.. heres the link download the black or white and see if you can get it to work

http://www.killthepage.com/downloads.html

[Barry]

o i never got that fixed well i did once but i cant rebember what i did im running live cd so it wasent saved ..
Im a nub though maybe you can get this to work.. heres the link download the black or white and see if you can get it to work

http://www.killthepage.com/downloads.html

I like the web page better, but I think it's a graphviz issue, still does the same thing. I know the latest and greatest graphviz fails to make on bt3, so I think it's also a gtk issue. I haven't played with it enough yet.

[cybrsnpr]

Got wifizoo 1.3 graphics working fine on bt3 final. Upgraded graphviz to 2.18. Used the slackware pkg found at http: // slacky.uglyplace.org/repository/slackware-12.0/graphic/graphviz/2.18/graphviz-2.18-i486-1sl.tgz
and used installpkg to install it.
Good Luck...

[marten:10]

Got wifizoo 1.3 graphics working fine on bt3 final. Upgraded graphviz to 2.18. Used the slackware pkg found at http: // slacky.uglyplace.org/repository/slackware-12.0/graphic/graphviz/2.18/graphviz-2.18-i486-1sl.tgz
and used installpkg to install it.
Good Luck...

Excellent, thanks for sharing the fix dude.

[Barry]

Yea, that fixes it! Thanks!

[azagorath]

also make sure your card on monitor enabled

[Barry]

also make sure your card on monitor enabled

Most people will be using kismet with it, so it will be in monitor mode.

[rdrey]

question guys: have you ever successfully collected a cookie? I don't get the concept of a channel hopping card collecting cookies...

when the card is hopping channels, won't it miss cookies being sent on networks using another channel in that instant? would you have to set WifiZoo to monitor only a specific channel if you want to catch all cookies sent on a single wifi (or other wifis using the same channel)?

sorry, this is more of a theoretical question for the members with real wifi-fu.

EDIT: I like to understand how things work... curious ;)

2nd EDIT: If WifiZoo is trying to collect other data, wouldn't it be very possible that the data is split into more than 1 packet? If it's still channel hopping, wouldn't that make collecting complete data pretty impossible?

[marten:10]

i was able to capture cookies whilst in channel hopping mode. as described below. however if you are targeting a certain access point, why not just lock airodump-ng or kismet to the channel you are trying to sniff cookies on? if you are testing on your own access point for example, and it is running on channel 6 then run airodump-ng like so.

airodump-ng -c 6 ath0
This will at least make sure you are only capturing the data you want.


What i did to test the cookie capture process. Firstly turn of all security at access point. Start wifizoo on attacking machine. Then surf the net on the victim machine, laptop, and log into some sites like gmail etc.

Back on the attacking machine i was able to see the list of cookies and use them to access my gmail account from the attacking machine.