trackerjacker also provides a simple python plugin system that makes it trivial to extend to do all sorts of interesting things (e.g. to look for anomalous wifi devices). One of my original use-cases was to trigger my sirens if a security camera detected motion (based on a data thresholds that uploading a video triggers).
I demoed this at Thotcon and DEFCON this year and will be demoing it at Derbycon in October.
i plan on setting up an "IoT sentinel" daemon on my router: it would just watch my home network and let me know if my toaster has joined a botnet, based on suspicious network activity. is trackerjacker the right tool for me?
That's an ideal use-case of trackerjacker. Another good one (that I'm meaning to write a better plugin for) is to alert on anomalous devices nearby. I have a draft of that plugin here: https://github.com/calebmadrigal/trackerjacker/blob/master/p.... It might also serve as a prototype for what you're trying to accomplish.
This is convenient! I was just thinking I want to build a funny way of letting me know someone was added to my local network by playing a wolf howl on my sonos speaker.
I'm guessing this is possible with Trackjacker.
Awesome! The one thing I’m missing is the current status of the network. It tracks all the networks and the clients, but I can’t see when the network was last seen. So if I’m tracking for 30 minutes, I can’t see if a client or network is still available. Besides that, I love it!
Good point, I may add that. One thing to keep in mind though: you can create a simple plugin to keep as up-to-date on whatever data you care about as you like. Here's a simple example of a plugin: https://github.com/calebmadrigal/trackerjacker/blob/master/p...
Note that it's about as simple an interface as possible (e.g. no inheritance).
More like the context determines if something is evil or not. For example, if I'm listening for drones flying around my house so I can deauth them to prevent them from spying on me, I would say that is justified, but if I monitor people to determine when they are home so I know when to break into their house, that would most likely be a bad usage.
I'm trying to use this, but I cannot get it to see anything by following the examples. Will this work with any wifi card on linux or only with certain ones? Perhaps not all cards support monitor mode? I have an Intel 7260 card.
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[ 3.0 ms ] story [ 92.9 ms ] threadI demoed this at Thotcon and DEFCON this year and will be demoing it at Derbycon in October.
Always excited to see what new stuff you have coming out, as it's organic and deep. Keep 'em coming!
Note that it's about as simple an interface as possible (e.g. no inheritance).
"SET failed on device wlan0 ; Operation not supported"
On the roadmap, or is this just a driver issue?
It sounds like your realtek dongle may not support monitor mode.
* Panda PAU09 N600 Dual Band (higher power, 2.4GHz and 5GHz)
* Alfa AWUS052NH Dual-Band 2x 5dBi (high power, 2.4GHz and 5GHz, large, ugly)
* TP-Link N150 (works well, but not dual band)