Installation

Unzip the package in to the user that will run the scripts home directory. If you use sudo, that will be your user that you use while logging in. If you need to login as root to use the script, then you need to place the directory in /root. After placing the directory in $home, copy the airbourne file to your /bin folder.

Be advised, you must have the following software installed on your machine:

• aircrack-ng
• john the ripper
• macchanger
• injection capable wireless card (factory or patched drivers)

cp airbourne /bin/airbourne

Now you may run the script simply by typing "sudo airbourne" in to your terminal.

Settings and Modes

Within the airbourne-1.0 directory, you will find settings.cfg. Within the file, it should look something like this

// settings.cfg - aircrack supplement script
// by plunder
// http://codecaucus.com/
// Change these settings to fit your machine
//
default_mode=x11
your_preferred_terminal=gnome-terminal
the_interface_you_would_like_to_enable_monitor_mode_on=wlan0
monitor_mode_interface=mon0
name_of_the_password_list=password.lst

Change the values to your desired settings. Keep in mind that Airbourne supports gnome-terminal and xterm for your preferred terminal, and password.lst must be in the airbourne-1.0 working directory root. which should be $HOME/airbourne-1.0. Modes will come with a later release, and will give you the option of spawning multiple terminals while working or staying within one. You can also override the default mode by providing an arguement, (i.e. airbourne --x11 | airbourne -x11 | airbourne -tty | airbourne --tty).

Questions and support can be found in our forums.

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