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What is FruityCracker? FruityCracker is a bash script that can crack wireless networks , capture wpa handshakes , Evil twin (Open,Wep,Wpa,Wpa2 ) and more features to come ! Compatibility Tested Configuration: Pineapple MK5 1.0.4 Questions or Problems Please Let me know what you would like to see in this script below ! Release Date Unknown. Author : Jesse Izeboud Other scripts i made : FruitySniffer

Hey guys! I present you, Automator!, A module that automates attacks such as Deauthing and Karma, and more on the way! It asks you for a few options on each attacks then commences the attack. Features : -Automated attacks -Install packages that are needed -Add and Edit profiles for attacks -Blackout Attacks - Disable all LEDs, enable stealth mode and select an attack! Coming soon : -Edit back-end scripts to suit your needs -Add community attacks/automations to the module -Auto-detect wifi cards -Reaver Automation Sneak peak :

I don't know if this is a newbie/scriptkitty question, but I've looked on the internet for one and have heard on the show about a similar one. Is there such a script or program or even a website that will take a dictionary.txt/dictionary.dic file and modify it to add numbers to the words. (Ex. hello = hello1, hello01 hello 001...) It seems like that is the only thing i'm missing. I'm doing some pen testing on my router and the password resemles (passwordNNNN) It is a default from the ISP and I was going to epicly "Take that!" to a frind of mine. When i was watching an onld episode of Hak.5 i heard darren talk about a similar program that turnes words to 1337 speak. That got me wondering about an option to add special characters or number to a particular area of the dictionary words. (IE.beginning-end, every other, similar pattern.) if there is one for linux and I didn't see or search for it right, please let me know. I'm new here; long time Hak.5 viewer; and don't really know where to post quiestions like these. So if this is the incorrect place, I apologise. time on the computer these days seems to run thin. Thank you in advance for you replies.