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Post by calippo on Feb 21, 2016 11:30:35 GMT
Hi,
Yout project is nice, but as many people already noticed, is lacking of proper documentation.
Wouldn't be wise to focus of that (wiki/videos) rather than commit new modules?
P.S. Out of curiosity I tried install fruitywifi on my Kali Nethunter and has bunch of bugs. I guess you never tried such version of Kali?!
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Post by p1ng on Feb 21, 2016 11:40:02 GMT
The thing is, alot of the modules available for FW are "wrappers" that use existing software and make it easyier to use (not easier to understand).
Those used software modules are, most the time, well documentated. For example ettercap.
I agree that FruityProxy and the modules (for FP) could need a proper documentation, since theres alot of redundance and collision with standalone modules,
but I dont think we need a tutorial (video) for everything. Better learn the fundamentals then work yourself through HowTos that you are not fully understanding.
Just my 2 cents.
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Post by xtr4nge on Feb 21, 2016 12:12:59 GMT
Hi p1ng, Thanks for the support on this, and you are correct mentioning that a lot of the modules are wrappers of existing software. calippo, FruityWiFi pulls together standalone software, allowing us to combine them and mix them, and as p1ng said, usually there are well documented. To identify these software easily, I usually keep the name as part of the module name ( or I mention it in the about page ). People usually ask me how they can contribute to the project, and documentation and tutorials is something that we need. This would help the project to grow faster. About Nethunter, I didn't try FruityWiFi on nethunter yet (I saw a post related with this on Kali Linux forum), but is something that I'm planning to do soon. If you want to help the project, feel free to start writing documentation, tutorials, or video tutorials. Also, you can start playing with Nethunter and post your results in the forum. I can help you debugging and fixing the problems if you post the issues. I guess that a lot of people is going to be interested and happy of having FruityWiFi running on Nethunter, so go for it  regards, |
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Post by calippo on Mar 25, 2016 22:08:29 GMT
Nice to hear!  About Captive, phishing, dnsspoof modules... the are not much instructions and the only way I have to understand how they work is to look at their sources. Any plan for more documentation? [Moved by xtr4nge from NetHunter] |
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