HakByte: Set Up a Headless Raspberry Pi Wardriving Rig

[@joeltyler3427]

1:45 Ctrl-Shift-X while you have the rpi imager open for fine tuning of the first boot.

[@curtiss5982]

Was about to suggest the same thing....Awesome

[@full_bearfull_bear4783]

You may also need this step: "sudo nano /etc/default/gpsd" --> ADD: DEVICES="/dev/ttyACM0" ---> "/dev/ttyACM0" is where your GPS is mounted. It may be different for you. "ttyACM0" is default for kali linux in my experience. Also ADD: GPSD_OPTIONS="-n -b".

[@johnathanstephenson8107]

Wardriving takes me back to my high school days, and older wardialing, and now the new warshipping. Had to use wardriving skills to determine WiFi range and where to set the receiver and router for coverage to a location that data wires couldn't be run to.

[@Mark_Chandler]

When google was mapping streets it was also war driving. Once it was revealed, they stopped.

[@svenkarlsen2702]

That is how they can geo-locate you without turning on your GPS. They just scan for WiFi networks and check which APs you are close to. If several known WiFi APs are detected they can compare their relative signal strengths to triangulate your location.

[@Mark_Chandler]

@@svenkarlsen2702 yep, also unless you opt out, your amazon devices are sharing your network with your neighbors devices.

[@BlastarX]

For how long did they stop? But they don't need it anyway. You android phone is war driving, voice and word sampling, and activity tracking 24/7. Google knows more about you than you know about yourself.

[@svenkarlsen2702]

@@BlastarX un-googled FTW

[@kevinpyro3008]

now every android phone wardrives for google, which is how they can accurately geolocate people in countries that didn't allow google's street cars in.

[@billyhorn7886]

In Pi Imager you can also type Ctrl+Shift+X before you write the image to SD to set up ssh and wifi.

[@jmr]

Why don't they make that easy to find? I always forget how.

[@naveenkumar-nn7iv]

@@jmr LoL

[@joeltyler3427]

@@jmr We'll they thought the beginninger would stuff up in a major way. Example wifi country settings.

[@jmr]

@@joeltyler3427 A minor annoyance. I keep a supplicant file where I can grab it easily.

[@jmosmexplorations1070]

I'm learning (good troubleshooting) as I try to do this now, but an updated video would be tops.

[@sk8erfreak540]

Another prerequisites for hardware is you're going to need a mobile router/hotspot for the pi to connect to.

[@PanicAcid]

Not entirely true, set it up to connect to your home WiFi and it'll do it's magic once you're back home.

[@iot2z196]

Thanks. I like your walk thru of GPS and air rack installation. Keep up the good work

[@tolowo80]

Great tutorial. Clear and easy to understand. Thanks for sharing.

[@woolfy02]

Cool setup! I used to have a simple car mounted antenna / laptop version back around early 2002. Hope to try and build something like this with my Pi. (Maybe with a PI 4 Or PI zero 2 w if possible)

[@testchannel1834]

Thank you Alex , Can you do new one for a Raspberry Pi 4 8g for 2023 please ..

[@full_bearfull_bear4783]

"Package python-gps is not available, but is referred to by another package. This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or is only available from another source However the following packages replace it: gpsd-tools gpsd-clients"

[@jmr]

He's a nano guy! 👍 If you compared the APs the "creep" device was looking for with APs you found wardriving you might be able to find the "creep" devices home location.

[@X3MVAN]

nano for just pasting text into it is better than vim here.

[@ea3gug]

Wow, very interesting, even better if you could detect that you have bluetooth devices in range chasing you. After an incident in one parking I was interested in doing inventory of wifi and bluetooth beacons, specially at late night.

[@vorteco7692]

12:52 After sudo apt install kismet I'm getting E: Unable to locate package kismet. Any ideas?

[@martymcfly1037]

Great video, thanks for taking the time to make it. Am I still able to achieve this with a Pi3 board?

[@userou-ig1ze]

I like how the 'stalker' visiting his mum regularly (your neighbor), gets flagged as bad guy here trololo. Thanks for the vid tho

[@xbglassax]

Amazing work bro!

[@ecmxpa]

When I go to access ls /dev/ttyUSB*, it says there is no such file or directory. Help.

[@testchannel1834]

same here in May 2023 I think this is not good anymore in 2023

[@nephildevil]

figure i'll try this setup but it seems i have no dev/ttyUSB I do hsve lots of /tty## 9followed by numbers, just no usb so wth? my hw doesnt support gps maybe? Used kismet before but never had gps either, first time trying it with gps data

[@stefosters]

try /dev/ttyAMA0 or AMA10. Thats what mine was on pi5... I asked chat gpt and got the answer ... gpt's been a massive help with me getting up and running. e2a - AMA10 Is my alfa card

[@BlueeBubble]

Can you do it with raspberry pi zero with MTK3333 chipset GPS modules?

[@josecarrillo2002]

Hi Alex, thanks for sharing this tutorial, I was following the steps but for some reason kismet wont recognize the gps (BU-353s4) , which is weird because when I run gpsmon I can see lots of raw data, if you have any suggestions I would really appreciate it.

[@bryanvetor4529]

I have the same issue. Gpsd is recognized as connected and data is flowing but it says no gps on the UI

[@josecarrillo2002]

@@bryanvetor4529 Mine worked later with same instructions Alex gave here, just let it warm up...

[@bryanvetor4529]

@@josecarrillo2002 not mine. Left it on for hours. Nothing.

[@josecarrillo2002]

​@@bryanvetor4529​I followed the instructions here and worked fine, at first took a long time for the gps to load data on kismet but at the end I was able to see it , make sure you get that gps raw data on kali terminal first, then start kismet , at fisrt you won´t get data but after a while the gps will come up on the top corner

[@bryanvetor4529]

@@josecarrillo2002 ya it never worked for me. I returned the gps

[@naseerdanja2228]

Please can you make a video about ISMI catcher with active scanning

[@Th3R3dL4rv4]

Will this work with Armbian too?

[@moozadell]

Do you know of a GPS USB dongle that works with the Pi Zero W 2? I got the GPS/GLONASS U-blox 7 to work with the Pi 3 B+ but not the Zero. Thank you. These videos are great!

[@pythoneatssquirrel]

Can u share what u did for 3b+?

[@Msantor1605]

All the 14 year olds got to 1:20 into the video, realized the OS being installed wasn't Kali and closed the video...

[@itsmmdoha]

🤣🤣🤣

[@benjamingifford3524]

lmfao

[@JLeppert]

Why didn't you go to settings and enable ssh by default?

[@bionic9473]

Hi nice Video. The link for that pi is called „pi 4“ but it refers to a pi 3 B+ lol ;)

[@yourpersonaldatadealer2239]

This is cool 😎

[@RafeTVGaming]

will the network card on the pi 4 work with all this?

[@DaMook82]

Mine doesn't change from wlan1 to wlan1mon, but it says monitor mode enabled on wlan1.

[@johnnybio1]

Where the full length video of you b roll at the end?

[@MrBadgeUK]

Dude, what laptop are you using? Lenovo?

[@yvkio]

Dell xps laptop, I’m guessing 15 by the size but I could be wrong

[@Texquad]

Which gps module do you recommend?

[@Texquad]

Never mind, found it in the description! Awesome video!!

[@Dron3_]

How to make it all start automaticaly? And how to make kismet remember all of our settings so I dont have to bust out a tablet everytime I want to run this

[@Jay-dh8iw]

Get a rubber ducky

[@fizzymint]

I've obviously missed something sorry but how is it powered?

[@craigh5635]

No that's a good point. I would start with the bewildering, almost endless choices of of pure sine wave inverters for cars, for the cigarette lighter power connection. And for maximum efficiency look for one that has usb with amp and voltage offerings that will work with your raspberry pi.

[@yvkio]

What Craig said but if you are going on a short drive a usb battery pack could also work

[@DL2MBN]

Why you have the old kismet interface and not the new Webserver interface?

[@hak5]

The old one has a CLI

[@DL2MBN]

@@hak5 how can you force to install the old Version

[@colfaxschuyler3675]

Why does all this sound so violent? WAR driving, HEADLESS raspberries? 😯 :-)

[@alt_warn4211]

Do you need a RTC module on the pi to keep time for the GPS?

[@cjlowe1650]

What exactly is wardriving?

[@bpbrainiak]

it should be intertesting to make kismet talk to apache kafka

[@sihmy9870]

I thought Raspberry pi 4 supports Monitor Mode

[@sihmy9870]

@János Kovicz obv you need drivers!! We all know that. I was wondering why Alex was using another Adapter when he can simply throw his pi into monitor mode

[@tyjohnston5889]

​@@sihmy9870 He's connected to Broadcom maybe?

[@Dashdash-i8v]

wheres the link for the github

[@mrkmdz]

It's not really headless if you have to have a terminal to ssh in to start the scan. Headless would be using a script and conf files to automatically start scanning when the pi boots. But a good tutorial, nonetheless.

[@RandomDude989]

I was thinking the same thing. You need a keyboard and screen to start it and stop it. I'm looking for something I can plug into my car's power accesory plug and drive with, then just unplug and pull the sd card out of.

[@ShinyTechThings]

Second! 🤓😎

[@rationalbushcraft]

I just want to be buried in the Valhalla cemetery on that map. A quick google and I am shocked at how many cemeteries are called Valhalla. LOL

[@ventusprime]

i dont know how i get here , but for me if you have a huddie on in closed space in front of the camera , and talking about hacking you, I am expecting a meme , sorry if I offended you but that is my opinion.

[@voxtelnismo]

Unless the dude teaching me how to wardrive is wearing a hoodie, I'm just not interested.

[@tyjohnston5889]

YR:2022 JOKE:$35Pi ME:HAHAHHAHAHHAAHAHHAH😢

[@subliminal9535]

Hack the world

[@c1ph3rpunk]

War driving is still a thing? Hello 2001.

[@-_IT_-]

IKR! All of these outdated techniques

[@bernhardtrian7471]

what is the newest technique then ?

[@c1ph3rpunk]

It’s not even the techniques, it’s really just a waste of time. We’ve established WiFi security sucks, assume you can find an open one just about anywhere you want.

[@PanicAcid]

100% still a thing, kismet captures lots of data whilst running. You can do with that whatever you want once collected. Also it's not just about finding open networks these days, or even wep ones (which are still a thing amazingly...)

[@dreammix9430]

You scare me

[@retiallc]

First

[@hak5]

WOW you sure are

[@TheRealZamFit]

Hum. Something seems fishy about the author of this comment. Not sure what it is.

[@rightkidney420]

I just clicked on this to say I don't understand why u are wearing a hoodie with the hood up? I have seen this in a few videos and it confuses me, I like the content but this is strange

[@PanicAcid]

Dudes comfy like that?

[@alanlpctech]

Goodbye hoody, goodbye Hak5

[@anagosan8173]

hak5 is f○ck 5. espeicially WiFi pineappleis very buggy and buggy . I wish fix it .

[@GOTHAM21]

Bro ditch the hoodie. Dont be a poser.. You don't look like a hacker.

[@hammer082]

@János Kovicz death is not an adjective ...

[@hammer082]

exactly what I thought, looks ridiculous ... as if wearing a hoodie made you a hacker ...

[@iot2z196]

Doesn't matter what you wear..thanks for video.

[@hammer082]

@@iot2z196 the problem is not what he's wearing, but how ...

[@TheRealZamFit]

Cuz you look like a hacker. Well more like a hacker's crazy great uncle.