Monitor Mode Progress for Android.

[iTpHo3NiX]

http://www.maxters.net/2013/02/aircrack-suite-for-galaxy-note-2/
http://pwnieexpress.com/products/pwnpad
http://sourceforge.net/projects/pwnpad/files/

Being a new owner of the Galaxy S3 (I595 Verizon locked bootloader edition -_-) I thought that I would see whats a buzz in the aircrack-ng suite on an ARM backtrack (Kali/BT6) Seeing a nexus tab, galaxy note 2 having the ability to utilize an TP-Link TL-WN722N with the use of an OTG (USB micro to USB male) cable I felt that it was time to get started. Today I purchased my TP-Link adapter (Amazon) and yesterday I purchased my Samsung USB OTG Cable (eBay) (After being a retard and originally ordering an MHL cable lulz) So soon I will be working on adding a few lines to my kernal on my Jelly 'Beans" and see if I can get this going. Planning on testing on a Netgear N300 with WPS. I will be testing Reaver, aircrack-ng suite and metasploit. I will be taking videos from how I did it and will be keeping you guys updated. The above links gives me enough that I can turn my S3 shit hole into a machine. For aircrack-ng I will attempt breaking into a WEP network as well as getting a WPA handshake to crack on my desktop. I will keep you updated.

Also on a side note, Monitor mode has been achieved in some Android phones:
http://bcmon.blogspot.com/

Galaxy SII (I9100)
Nexus One
EVO 4G
Desire Z

[iTpHo3NiX]

Galaxy SIII monitor mode

1. Set up Kernel Build Environment for linux
2. Compile then enable drivers. I suggest leanKernel open source, has the drivers just need to be compiled then enabled in the kernel
3. Use either the latest android toolchain, or linero's toolchain is pretty good
4. Compile kernel and flash
5. insmod the driver
6. Use something like linuxdeploy to install kali/backtrack and use aircrack/wifite with a usb otg and an external wifi adapter with a Y cable so you can still charge the device while crack (portable power pack works good)
7. Collect handshakes and then get cracking

Profit?!?

[HakT]

Hi,
Yeah the Pwnpad install on nexus 7 is good.
Every tool seems to be working although l'm having trouble sniffing creds with Dsniff, Easy-creds and ettercap. Not sure if it's associating with the TPLink adapter...