PSP homebrew: AirCrack-PSP test 0.57

Posted Apr 7, 2009 at 8:35AM by QJ Staff Listed in: Hacks & Exploits, Homebrew Applications Tags: Gaby_64, SIG, WEP, WPA
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Get those noses up into the air and start sniffing! PSP homebrew coder (and partial DS coder as well, since this a port of the DSaircrack) Gaby_64 is back with another test version for AirCrack-PSP. From test 0.54, we jump to test 0.57 with a ton of new additions and fixes.

NEW:
  • Lots of bug fixes
  • New setting added, sort AP's by (SSID/SECURITY/SIG)
  • Added WPA1 & 2 to scanner (Might not work correctly)
  • Added WEP 104bit support
  • Fixed GUI related issues
  • Added Scrolling to GUI
  • Scroller can hold up to 256 lines
  • Fixed wlan switch issues
  • Fixed settings issues
  • New cap file system (you must now include a .inf file with your cap file) (more information on this below)
  • WPA-PSK 1 & 2 Cracker (Now fixed, and a bit faster thanks to Jake and Brandon's help and advice)
  • WPA-PSK 1 & 2 cracker improved speed using dual thread (up to 3.74 p/s)
  • WPA-PSK 1 & 2 hash file cracker added (faster but requires you to use the dict2hash for every ssid)
  • WPA-PSK 1 & 2 hash file generator (dict2hash) (removed multi-threading to this due to file IO conflicts)
  • More improvements have been done to the wpa cracker (New sha1 implementation)(now 9.44 p/s(without ME))
  • Using only the ME we have obtained a small speed up (9.74 p/s)
  • Added multi-threading to scanner (Freely select the AP without having to wait for it to finish scanning)
  • Added AP logging to scanner (Will now save any new AP to scan.log)
  • Added AP detection sound (When a new AP is found it will play beep.mp3, there is a bug with this so if you want to add your own sound file you must edit that sound and add 2.5 seconds of silence at the end)
  • New setting added, Enable AP detection beep for (NO SECURITY/WEP/WPA-PSK(TKIP)/WPA-PSK(AES)/ALL/NONE)
  • Added power switch blocking, so you dont crash your psp when putting it in suspend mode during a scan.
Cap Inf file must:
  • have the same name as its cap file
  • contain the following
    • CODE

#Capfile information file

#********Security_type********
# 0 = NONE
# 1 = WEP
# 2 = WPA-PSK(TKIP)
# 3 = WPA-PSK(AES)
#*****************************

security_type=2


#************SSID*************
#Only required for WPA-PSK
#The Access Point's name
#*****************************

ssid=somethingclever

#End of information file


You guys know the drill. If you're uncertain about how this works, you can check out our previous coverage or the source link below. Gaby_64's got some other stuff planned for future updates, and they are:
  • NetStumbler(40%)
  • Packet capturing (0%, Lots of time is gonna be dedicated to this after release)
  • Packet dumper (Make a cap file) (0%)
  • WEP cracker (75%, always room for improvements)
  • WPA cracker (60% done, many thanks to Brandon and Jake)
  • Tools (10%, Dict2Hash(40%), View Scan Log(0%), Save(0%))
  • A freakin awsome GUI (40%, the curent GUI might not be the final GUI)
Yeah, a freakin' awesome interface would definitely rock, but still, I actually love the basic green-on-black terminal face, really. Nothing quite wrong with it.

Thanks to Torodd and Bu11y for the tips!

Download: AirCrack-PSP test 0.57



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Comments [refresh]

by plasticslug - 2009-04-07 03:37
» what does this do?

so will this allow me to use blocked or protected wifi signals?

by pewpie - 2009-04-07 07:27
» not yet

one day maybe - but not yet.

by Techni - 2009-04-07 07:30
» nope

he releeased a program so incomplete it does nothing yet

by Serosis - 2009-04-07 11:45
» hmm

Why even go through the trouble of making aircrack work for the psp?



So far, as I have used it on Backtrack, it is a pure commandline interface. Completely useless on the psp unless you start to automate things, which will in turn create bugs and introduce errors.



Seriously, are people that desperate?

by Day Twelve - 2009-04-07 13:38
» @Serosis

"Why even go through the trouble of making aircrack work for the psp?"



Because its awesome. Thats why.

by Shabbypenguin - 2009-04-07 13:51
» when will..

anyone bother to look it up it is impossible for this program to truly function... it takes a certain kind of wifi card in order to be put into promiscuous mode.. so that it can accept "lost" packets. and lets say it does then it would be nothing more then a PoC because it can take hours to decrypt a simple wep encryption....

by Shabbypenguin - 2009-04-07 14:12
» good job..

Clicking i dont like this post is so much more productive the submitting a comment... honestly enough i wish the best of luck to gaby and hopes he keeps going with it.. but he should have come out with this as a different name...

by Gaby_64 - 2009-04-07 14:21
» take hours to decrypt?

it practicly takes a minute to decrypt a cap file using wep encryption. But if you are refering to capture packets then yes that could take hours, all tho that has not been tested yet and could be faster then some think.

by Shabbypenguin - 2009-04-07 14:26
» fair enough

but to the average user it would still take a lot longer then they are willing to wait for

by IIVIIOJICA - 2009-04-07 15:13
» great

keep working on it dont give up and hopefully it works in the future good job. thanks

by pewpie - 2009-04-08 11:32
» truly woeful

It doesn't matter how cool anything is.



Some folk will always find a reason to whiiine like a slapped b1tch.

by danxtian - 2009-04-08 23:36
» shaggy boy

there're always some *****es who complained, just because they can't think of how to do that.

by darkalex401 - 2009-04-09 02:08
» Hmm...

So does this version work. Yes or No



Anyways how do you use this program on the psp?

by hamagc - 2009-04-09 04:12
» wow!

never would have thought to put this on a psp. i used to use aircrack all the time on my laptop. i'll have to give this a try on my neighbors wifi lol

by digicron - 2009-04-09 10:33
» ..

sure its cool how someone is trying to port aircrack to psp... but lets be honest..



if you are that desperate to get on wifi on your psp, take a walk around your block and continually scan wifi till you find an open access point...there are tons out there..



sure this opens up the possibility of wardriving on the psp, but, those who would do such things more than likely own a laptop w/ gps and wouldnt bother with the clumsy input of the psp...



my 2 cents..although props to the dev for working on this... i think its more a POC than actually trying to get a fully functional aircrack...

by Shabbypenguin - 2009-04-10 03:08
» Im assuming your refering to me...

On which i would like to point out that i never said his program is worthless, or useless. i was merely pointing out the fact that its a port of a program that is designed to crack encrypted wifi signals.. which this program doesnt do [yet]. for your information i actually have it on my psp because when am on the road it continually scans, unlike the built in one.

by Gaby_64 - 2009-04-10 08:29
» It depends how you consider the meaning of the name

It currently does exactly what AirCrack does but does not do every thing AirCrack-ng does. There is a difference between them. And the scanner right now is the only reason I release these test versions, its the only wifi sniffer for slim.

by mynameisearlb - 2009-04-10 10:08
» sweet... someday maybe...

is the psp's wlan thing able to go into service mode?

because it's needed to inject packets.

by DJKMan - 2009-04-13 07:38
» Again...

This is already useful. AirCrack PSP is the first homebrew wifi scanner app to work on a slim without the need for LEDA.



Capturing and decrypting the wireless would be considered a huge bonus in this case.

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