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• October 05, 2011
• 

  quickset.sh Released!

  Posted: October 5th, 2011, 6:32am PDT by snafu777

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  Ladies/Gents,
  
  I have been feverishly working on a project that finally rated a Beta release last night! There are still a few kinks involved, but I am whacking those out as quick as possible. Please help me to make this the best tool ever. I desperately need input from the community on what I can/should add to it. Once the script has been completed, it will be ported over to a GUI via qt4-python as the interface.
  
  The project home is: http://code.google.com/p/quickset/
  The SVN is listed at the bottom
  
  Here is the summary of what it can do
  
  quickset.sh was born out of the need for a consolidated suite of tools dedicated to PenTesting. It offers the following:
  
  Setup stable and flexible Soft Access Points to meet a variety of needs
  Grab WPA Handshakes using a variety of methods both AP and Client style
  A small batch of attack tools
  Crack open WEP like an egg
  Much more to come.....
  
  There are a lot (and I mean a LOT) of scripts just like this one. What seperates quickset.sh from the others is that it allows for the user to change the settings within the script itself, without having to edit it prior to usage. For speed and intensity all defaultable settings that were able to be implemented have been pre-selected.
  
  Development of this script took place over the summer of 2011. I've been in Afghanistan during the process of creating it, so my attempts to debug this have been very limited. I am really hoping that the community will help me to work out all the kinks and make this a truly polished tool.
  
  Required Programs (Must be in your path):
  xterm
  aircrack-ng
  Hamster & Ferret
  sslstrip
  arpspoof
  
  Before you decide to use the script, I ask that you actually READ the comments within it, otherwise you might be a little lost.
  
  To give it a whirl you can use the svn repository:
  svn checkout http://quickset.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ quickset