[KERNEL] [4.2.2 CM10.1][m4xx3d0ut][kexec,ath9k,rtl8187,USBhost][5/2/13]

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so i thought this kernel may be helpful to others so i decided to post it. its a recompiled version of the cm10.1 kernel with Tasssadar's kexec patch applied (thanks Tasssadar!), added support for ath9k, and added support for rtl8187.

this will allow you to use TWRP multirom and boot android or pwnie express's pwn pad backup in which ever order you prefer.

also you may allow them to share the kernel and use (for example) an Alfa AWUS036H or a TP-link TL-WN722N usb wifi adapter with both.

it will allow multiple radios to be used at the same time via a usb hub (pictured) and packet injection works as well.

this is the part that i say "attempting to crack the key to a wireless network on which you are not authorized to is ILLEGAL and i do not condone such actions"

i am a security researcher and only conduct tests on my own networks or ones i am authorized to do so on, i recommend you do the same.

also, if anyone has an ubertoothone or some an industrial bluetooth adapter let me know if they work. if they do not i will recompile and we can retest, i intend on purchasing one as soon as i have the extra funding.

please let me know how it works and ill keep this thread updated with any optimizations i make in the future. enjoy!

edit: NEW UPDATE!!! kernel now implements host mode charging (charges with usb devices connected, power injection cable required) thanks Timur!!!

also i have designed a new power injection cable with a toggle switch for host mode charging.

it allows for a hub, external nic's, or whatever you want to be powered 1 of 3 ways.

1.) with an external power source (in this case the usb battery pack) sending power only to the external devices, therefore not adversely affecting the battery life of the nexus 7.

2.) switch flipped to the other position, nexus 7 will power attached devices and work as a normal usb cable plugged into otg.

3.) both nexus 7 and external devices will be powered by external source

first pic is n7 with 2 wireless nic's, a 4 port hub, and a usb battery pack

second pic is the switchable host power injection cable

third pic is screenshot of second wireless device up and charging icon on

fourth pic is basic schematic for power injection cable (note mine has extra female usb for 1 device at a time)

then last few are some picks from airmon-ng and aireplay-ng in a kali chroot

just recompiled today with some new features. last week i whipped up a nifty new power injection cable. enjoy!

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Super nice! I was going to build my extra cables tonight as well, but realized I was out of small heat shrinks. I need to order more.

"What do you tell a man with two black eyes? Nothing. He has already been told twice."

the cable is working out just as expected, gonna do some testing this week (ie- plug it in and test reaver against wps and leaving it plugged in on my network and launch some reverse shells from remote locations)

Originally Posted by m4xx3d0ut

the cable is working out just as expected, gonna do some testing this week (ie- plug it in and test reaver against wps and leaving it plugged in on my network and launch some reverse shells from remote locations)

Looking forward to hearing some results. I still need to order my ext wifi, so it will be a bit before I can get started.

"What do you tell a man with two black eyes? Nothing. He has already been told twice."

i recommend TP-link TL-WN722N. its only $20 and it uses an atheros chip. as far as i have seen it yields the best all around results, it can also operate in master mode if you want to turn your ride into a wifi hot spot

Originally Posted by m4xx3d0ut

i recommend TP-link TL-WN722N. its only $20 and it uses an atheros chip. as far as i have seen it yields the best all around results, it can also operate in master mode if you want to turn your ride into a wifi hot spot

Sounds good. I dont need a hotsopt though. I have an old linksys router loaded with dd-wrt in my car and set up as a wireless bridge.

Once I get the tp link, I want to add it to my small parabolic setup. I want some RANGE on the go, lol.

"What do you tell a man with two black eyes? Nothing. He has already been told twice."

funny you should say that, i was gonna set up a parabolic on my roof and a yagi for my adapters and see if i could get my network from the beach (only 1 block). they are next on my list so ill run some long range test too and post results.

For my house, I just jacked up my router tx to 210 mW, from 71. I can pick it up about 2 blocks from my house with little issue. Granted, I live in a more rural area and my "block" may very well be much smaller than yours. I have also thought about making a parabolic for here. I have a large 2 story and there is already a vacant dish network stand on the peak. I have an los of about 3 miles, so I think I could really get out there.

Btw: We talked about host mode charging on Ubuntu for N7. Looks like they released 13.10 Suacy Salamander today. Gonna see if they finally got it into thier kernel.

"What do you tell a man with two black eyes? Nothing. He has already been told twice."