To Badngood
Thanks for the report.
First MTeams wishes to point out that you are using varmacscan exactly as it was designed to be used. Varmacscan usually gets the pin and sometimes gets the WPA key. Getting the WPA key may take a bit of effort from the command line.
MTeams is currently rewritting this program.
It will provide several methods of making virtual monitors thru airmon-ng and iw and a mixture of both.
It will brute force the WPS pin then try any pins found and then try default pins such as 12345670 and 00000000 in sequence.We have begun finding routers with the all zero default key which is something new for us.
Several AP activation routines will be added. Aireplay-ng will be made regenerative thru while true loops.
With respect to bully MTeams has made several attempts to integrate bully into these robotic processes but in our areas bully just doesnot function well against the routers found. We therefore cannot test and if we cannot test against real targets we cannot confirm any of the subroutines embedded in the script are actually functioning. However we will again test with Annarchyys version.
We have found that reaver when run thru Kali 2.0 and latter, many times does not get the WPA key even when run from the commandline. We immediately switch to kali1.10 and the WPA key is obtained. There is commentary in Top-Hat-Sec see http://forum.top-hat-sec.com/index.php?topic=5647.0 There are comments about airmon-ng disruptions and using iw instead. We are exploring this issue hence the reason for alternative virtual monitor setups in coming releases.
For us this program has obtained more WPA keys then all other methods combined. This is only because of the robotic nature of the script. MTeams runs constant scans 24 hours a day when the computer is idle then try to obtain the WPA key thru the commandline. We will try bully thru the command line again as you suggested.
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