Kali Linux Net Hunter with inbuilt monitor mode in raspberry pi3

[Divkix]

Hi Guys,
I got a way finally how we make monitor mode work on kali Linux Net Hunter image.
Direct Link- https://build.nethunter.com/rpi3-nexmon/kali-0.6-rpi3.img.xz
You can extract this image and flash it via Win32DiskImager or install it in berryboot.
To start monitor mode, simply type

monstart

To stop the service type

monstop

Default username : root
Password : toor

If you want to use wifite type

monstart && wifite -all

For help post a comment here.
I'll soon post a video on YouTube as soon as possible.

 

[bobdamnit]

What else has been changed, and could I get an explanation as to how you've gotten monitor mode enabled without drivers?

Alright, so your link 404's. Luckily I'm fairly decent at finding things and I found the most recent build of Nexmon. I must say, I'm very impressed. It does indeed enable monitor mode on the Raspberry Pi 3's internal WiFi card, however the latest build is lacking most (all) utilities. This isn't a problem if you understand how the metapackages work for Kali and can install either these or individual packages.

Great work! I guess it's time to hook my rainbow tables up and have some fun with my neighbors.

Edit: I have no clue whether or not you are related to this addition, but it appears to have built-in Nexmon drivers as well as built-in Bluetooth drivers. It also (by my limited testing) seems to run much faster than your builds. Same metapackage utility problem, but this ins't much of a problem for me. I have both on a separate SD card and will continue to test both to see which suits my needs. (Bluetooth is mandatory for me, so already your build is lacking in features for my purposes.)

Re4son-Kernel: https://whitedome.com.au/re4son/re4son-kernel/

 

[[TECHFOUR9]]

which one worked better?

 

[UsPdSr]

The one which is from the actual developer(!) of this OS.

- >

https://whitedome.com.au/re4son/


The user should get banned for such behavior and the thread at least deleted.

This is pretty low, man.