PickupLine For Linux

PickupLine is a network exploration tool that, among other things, is capable of bypassing authentication on authenticated wireless networks.

start Normally you start out with the command "start". You need to make sure the defined interface (eth1 default) exists, or bad stuff will happen. This starts three threads, a tcp one, a udp one, and an arp one. They all gather data on the network that will be printed out when discovered.

list This command lists all of the targets you have gathered so far. You need to know the numbers of the targets in the list to spoof.

spoof Spoof actually does all the dirty work. The number you type in corresponds to the number in the list when you use the list command. You can spoof even if you dont know the netmask, and it will just guess whatever your default ifconfig wants it to be.

dhcp This calls the "pump" command. You will get alot of information by using this command, but it is noisy, and even though it is a regular dhcp thingy, it is detectable. If these noisy commands arent issued, its possible to spoof yourself onto the network totally silently.

Requirements:

� libraries for pcap and pthreads � pump

tar jxvf pul-VERSION.tar.bz2 cd pul make make install

What's New in This Release:

� fixed placement of "guessing netmask" statement � fixed some udp capture issues � fixed embarrassing eth1 bug. � fixed DHCP issue � added thread for UDP to capture DHCP requests