With a few utils from here, and a ruby package from a friend of mine, its pretty easy to get metasploit running on a Nokia N800. I love that cow banner.
Thanks go out to HD Moore for making metasploit so easy to install on new platforms.
UPDATE: Breaking into a Win2k SP4 server using the ms03_026_dcom exploit. This is nifty!
That is cool.
ReplyDeleteAnd its easy to do. I highly suggest getting one, I'll help you turn it into a metasploit/bluetooth/wifi auditing device in a few hours. The battery seems to last for 6 hours or so which means you can turn it on, toss it in a backpack, and just let it gather data.
ReplyDeleteIt would be nice if they put in a blackberry style split keyboard in the thing with half the keys on one side and half the keys on the other. I can't imagine trying to input command line in to the thing.
ReplyDeleteVery cool David!
ReplyDeleteHow's performance on the N800's 330MHz CPU? I wouldn't expect it, but are there any issues accessing the 802.11 device through Maemo?
Does it work on windows mobile too?
ReplyDeleted@Vdias
ReplyDeleteAll you need for it to work is a Ruby interpreter. I can’t seem to find one for WinCE though.
@Rhys
ReplyDeleteIts actually preetty speedy. THe only slowdown I notice is when its building the payload right before it launches the attack and even thats just a few seconds.
@George
ReplyDeleteI just made a GUI app that you can click on to pick attacks and launch exploits. Its alot better than typing on a softkeyboard.
Got the N800 and installed OssoXterm on it. Could you be helpfull on turning metasploit on? Would be way cool!
ReplyDeleteAny news on getting it to work on pocket pc...?
ReplyDeleteHoww did you get ruby installed on the n800? I keep running into dependency issues, namely libgdbm and libreadline4. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
ReplyDelete~Nate
You can get my ruby package here (just used mud-builder...)
ReplyDeleteI'm interested in being able to turn the n800 into a metasploit/bluetooth/wifi auditing device. If you can help me get this going, and if you happen to know a battery pack I could use to extend the life of the n800 that would be great.
ReplyDeleteHallo David, you have said you made a GUI app that you can click on to pick attacks and launch exploits. Could you give it to public?
ReplyDeleteI now have the Metasploit Framework web interface (aka msfweb) working fine. See my post about this.
ReplyDeleteHi all the info was great but I have a upgraded my N800 to OS 2008 does anyone have MetaSploit running on the new OS and if so what is the trick.
ReplyDeleteHello David
ReplyDeleteGreat Work, I have a nokia n800 whit os2008 Maemo Diablo, When i run msfconsole y recived permission denied i can't copy the metasploit directory to /home/user because i don't have space, why can i do ? Thanks in advance