digininja

if you power all that on at once you won't be having kids to enjoy your legacy!

If it is Buffalo then it probably has a Buffalo wireless chipset in it, if so then no, you can't. You must have an Atheros chipset so that you can use the madwifi drivers which have the karma patch.

Well I maintain karma which is the laptop base for Jasager, if you need any help with that let me know too.

Thats the idea, Jasager gets you in the middle, you then use your own imagination! If you can turn your imagination into a script/module then I'll include it for everyone else to play with.

If you want to contribute, look at the todo list. If you have any specific areas you are interested in mail me (details on site) and I'm happy to discuss them. As I've said a few times, I have loads of ideas for extensions and upgrades but not got much time to fit them in.

The main reason is to become a man in the middle for wifi traffic. After that you have all the standard mitm attacks such as sniffing passwords, capturing traffic and replacing traffic. I've also had it suggested that it could be used in the workplace as a lure for laptop users who use wireless networks outside the office and leave their wifi on while not using them. Jasager can attract them then do a captive portal to display a warning message with the company policy in it. But like digip says, if you can't see a use for it then you probably don't have one.

That is one long cable! erm...

Sorry, missed the cgi-bin from the status line, it should be <ip>:1471/cgi-bin/status.rb I can't see my Fon so don't know what lights should be on. If you are getting the site then it is working ok. If your problem is routing then check the other threads for answers.

All my work has been done on a Fon. I have a Fon+ but not the time to get it flashed and installed. Jasager should work fine on it and I don't see there being any problems installing it once you've managed the flashing.

Something we learnt at Toorcon, just because the LEDs come on on the device, it doesn't necessarily mean the device is fully powered up. We think we had a situation where the batteries were drained to a point where they could power the LEDs but didn't have enough power to run the rest of the device.

Are there any other devices on the same IP that could be replying first? You could try going directly to the site, it would be at <ip>:1471/status.rb . You could also check if you can get to the webif interface by going to <ip>/webif.html - assuming you renamed the index.html file as part of the install procedure.

It isn't "save to list", it is "add to list", it adds the current ssid to the black/white list. See below... White list mode means that karma will only respond to ssid's that are in its list. By default there aren't any so it will refuse connection from all clients. This mode is used if you know exactly who you want to target. blacklist is the opposite of white list. Karma will reject any ssid's that are in its list. When you change the setting from black to white (and vise-versa) the list is not cleared down, remember that. Nothing is saved apart from the log file, look in /karma/log. How you use the data is up to you, what do you want to use it for? karma is the mod to the wifi driver that allows it to respond to any ssid rather than just its own, so if you want to attract any clients it needs to be on, if you want to run purely as a normal AP you can turn it off. I added this feature for the original drivers so that you could use them for everyday use and just turn karma on when you needed it. Hope this helps

What are the symptoms of it not working? You can get a tarball from the download page

It should be possible to do the chat back thing. If you get it working, let us know :-) Regarding the dns, the original karma comes with a custom dns server which just replies with its IP address to every request, the webserver then does a 301 on all pages to its exploit page.

Web server choice depends where you are going to put it: Jasager uses the basic webserver that webif uses. You can get apache on OpenWrt but on the Fon it probably wouldn't work too well unless it has been really well optimized. If you just want to deliver plain html or fairly basic stuff (such as webif and Jasager) then that is fine, if you want to deliver anything more substantial (an e-commerce store) then you can probably use the basic server as a proxy to forward traffic to a webserver behind the scenes. Ruby comes with webbrick which is a web server written in ruby. I'm not sure if the ruby install in openwrt has that functionality. This is what the original karma has. I've got mine set up to use dns to resolve all IP's to karma then the web server to reply to all pages with a html page that auto downloads an mp3 of a nice loud scream! It is quite funny seeing the log show someone has hit karma and then hearing a scream in the background!

you rename the webif homepage to webif.html (or something like that) just hit that url instead of just going to /. All that does anyway is to redirect you to the cgi-bin directory so even if you deleted the file rather than renaming it you can still visit /cgi-bin/webif.sh to visit webif. Don't use the port number, just the url and the filename.

I'll just add that even though Darren has supported the project at the start (in a big way) and given me a place to host support it is my (now the communities) project so I don't expect Darren to help out. If he does then it is a bonus, if not, then I'll not be complaining.

That would be my preferred way of doing it, I doubt that the Fon has the power or storage to process it.

Very basically, off the top of my head... You'll have webif installed as a dependency, browse to that and use it to setup the dhcp. For dns, put the ip of your dns server in /etc/resolve.conf. As for ip tables, pass, Darren I'm sure will be able to tell you straight off though.

I've got big plans for the project so will be developing and supporting it in some way for the forseeable future. I didn't follow the switchblade story so don't know what Gonzor did so don't know if I'll copy him or not.

I've added ruby as a dependancy

As 33W@rl0r) says, it is just mentioned so that people don't pani when it takes a while for the stept finish.The first time I ran it I thought I'd bricked it as it was taking so long. Lukily I just sat and waited it out and it worked in the end.

what problems are you having and on what page (give url). I'll have a look at it.

Jasager isn't an OS, it is an application. You would need to convert dd-wrt to OpenWrt which is basically a reinstall from scratch.

Are you going to bring it to the party or does it look too much like a bomb to get through the airport?