Homebrew Smashhax on Android possible?

[Deleted member 356526]

Yeah but why go through all of that when there's a shell running below the Android skin?

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SPOILER THE IMAGE PLEASE. And that wont work because android doesn't have the prereqs.

 

[dark_samus3]

SPOILER THE IMAGE PLEASE. And that wont work because android doesn't have the prereqs.

Which are? Sorry I should read up but meh... It's probably possible pretty easily

 

[Deleted member 356526]

Which are? Sorry I should read up but meh... It's probably possible pretty easily

Having a terminal is not the same as having an x86 toolkit.
openssl libssl-dev libnl-genl-3-200 libnl-genl-3-dev libnl-3-200 libnl-3-dev pkg-config

 

[dark_samus3]

Having a terminal is not the same as having an x86 toolkit.
openssl libssl-dev libnl-genl-3-200 libnl-genl-3-dev libnl-3-200 libnl-3-dev pkg-config

What does the pkg-config do?

 

[Deleted member 356526]

What does the pkg-config do?

http://bfy.tw/3931

Not to be sassy but come on bud.

 

[dark_samus3]

http://bfy.tw/3931

Not to be sassy but come on bud.

Yeah I just woke up, sorry lol

EDIT: so we don't need pkg-config if we precompile everything on something else, I'm guessing it might be similar for other packages too, though I may be wrong

 

[ToasterPC]

Yeah but why go through all of that when there's a shell running below the Android skin?

Spoiler

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I meant so we could just type everything, save as .sh and then run everything without typing again.

 

[dark_samus3]

I meant so we could just type everything, save as .sh and then run everything without typing again.

Yeah, since .sh files are shell scripts (which are run through bash or similar) that is possible... I'm mostly showing Android is really a Linux kernel with Linux binaries with that screenshot and I'm pretty sure the stuff can be cross compiled just fine and run through the terminal

 

[Deleted member 356526]

Yeah, since .sh files are shell scripts (which are run through bash or similar) that is possible... I'm mostly showing Android is really a Linux kernel with Linux binaries with that screenshot and I'm pretty sure the stuff can be cross compiled just fine and run through the terminal

I doubt this will work due to x86 vs arm... but good luck.

 

[Pikasack]

If you have a custom ROM like Cyanogenmod, you can do a bit more abuse to the system.
It can also have special privileges in some areas.
If we need to test anything if this becomes a thing, let me know.

 

[Deleted member 356526]

If you have a custom ROM like Cyanogenmod, you can do a bit more abuse to the system.
It can also have special privileges in some areas.
If we need to test anything if this becomes a thing, let me know.

Look. Up. Kali. Linux. Comes with airplay.

 

[Cydget]

http://aircrack-ng.blogspot.com/2012/02/aircrack-ng-on-phones-android-iphone.html
If you can get that working than you might have a chance, because all you really need to do is broadcast a pcap using aireplay-ng

So, if you want to do it with just your phone, you are almost entirely out of luck. You might be able to use an external usb wireless adapter with your phone, but I dont think that will work.

 

[Deleted member 356526]

http://aircrack-ng.blogspot.com/2012/02/aircrack-ng-on-phones-android-iphone.html
If you can get that working than you might have a chance, because all you really need to do is broadcast a pcap using aireplay-ng

Only applies to 2 phones and is outdated. KALI.

 

[Pikasack]

Only applies to 2 phones and is outdated. KALI.

I got it to start up using Linux Deploy and VNC viewer.

 

[Deleted member 356526]

I got it to start up using Linux Deploy and VNC viewer.

What about smashhax tho

 

[thatbooisaspy]

Wouldn't it just be easier just to install ubuntu (and then remove it later) than trying to run linux/smashhax on android?

(and most of all, trying to compile it for arm)

 

[Cydget]

So, I was messing about with linux deploy and I think this is possible. I was having problems compiling the patched aircrack-ng, but I installed jessie amdhf to my tablet, because it was the same OS as my raspberrypi. So, I believe I can copy over the compiled from my raspberrypi and run them with my tablet. I already know for a fact that my tablet's internal wifi card doesnt support monitor mode, but if I find my lost USB to tablet adapter, I should be able to use my USB wireless adapter. Ill test/look for my adapter tomorrow.

 

[dark_samus3]

So, I was messing about with linux deploy and I think this is possible. I was having problems compiling the patched aircrack-ng, but I installed jessie amdhf to my tablet, because it was the same OS as my raspberrypi. So, I believe I can copy over the compiled from my raspberrypi and run them with my tablet. I already know for a fact that my tablet's internal wifi card doesnt support monitor mode, but if I find my lost USB to tablet adapter, I should be able to use my USB wireless adapter. Ill test/look for my adapter tomorrow.

How would we go about finding if monitor mode is supported on a device's internal card?

 

[Cydget]

How would we go about finding if monitor mode is supported on a device's internal card?

Install linux deploy and see if you can set it to monitor mode with
sudo ifconfig wireless interface down
sudo iwconfig wireless interface mode monitor
sudo ifconfig wireless interface up
sudo iwconfig
If it is in monitor mode it works. If not you need an adapter.

 

[gudenau]

Yes, but you would need the correct hardware and software to make it work. Would probably be easier if you had a USB OTG connection to a Wi-Fi dongle.