[Nexus 7 (2013) General] droidshadow:
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STEP 8: GETTING YOUR USB WIFI DEVICE WORKING WITH KALI PWN PAD.

here is how i got my usb wifi device to work with kali pwn pad. Okay the only one i was able to get to work first of all is the TP-LINK TL-WN722N but if you check out BENE from the zetaboards forum he has gotten 2 other usb wifi devices to work. Here is a link -> http://w11.zetaboards.com/Pwnie_Express/topic/9369003/18/

*UPDATE*

Okay so if anyone of you have been reading my posts of the zetaboards forum then you might know that I have been having trouble getting my ALFA AWUS036H USB Wifi Device to work with Kali Pwn Pad. Now others have been able to get their ALFA device to work with Kali Pwn Pad but I have not..

As of recent i have made some advances in getting my ALFA to somewhat work but still the best device is the TP-LINK-TL-WN722N. If you want to try your ALFA make sure you delete the app "pcap capture" that app will block the ALFA from working and coming up as the wlan1 interface. Also try unplugging and plugging in your ALFA to your USB OTG Cable. Another very big important tip is that the ALFA has to be into power so you need an OTG cable that has a Y-SPLIT which you can plug in a charging cable to. As of right now for my ALFA i can get "wlan1" to come up but i am having some "SIOCFLAG" issues which i will eventually work out. When i do get my ALFA working i will post exact instructions on how to fix any issues you might come across with the device. Remember...others have been able to get their ALFA to work just fine so it may just be my device. For right now though i would definitely recommend getting the TP-LINK USB Wifi device it works amazing. Two days ago i switched my home router from WPA2 to WEP encryption and my Nexus 7 + WIFITE + TP-LINK was able to crack my home router within 5 minutes!

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Okay so what i did was first boot up the CM11-bruce rom. After the boot finished up i would plug in my USB OTG CABLE with my nexus 7 charging cable into my OTG cable (power plug) and my usb wifi device (TP-LINK TL-WN722N) into the other Y-cable adapter plug. I have had success plugging in my OTG cable after the ROM boots. For some reason if i try to plug in and boot the ROM with the OTG cable plugged in my usb wifi device will not come up! so please pay attention to that...

IMPORTANT: NOTICE THAT I PLUG IN MY OTG CABLE AFTER MY NEXUS 7 HAS BOOTED UP AND I AM KALI LINUX.

Okay so your ROM is booted up and your USB WIFI Device is plugged in now how do you connect it? First log into Kali Linux with any of the apps. I like to choose the app "configkali"and then choose "start vnc server". After the vnc server starts you are chrooted into Kali Linux. First check to see if wlan1 is available with the command in terminal emulator "ifconfig"

If you run "ifconfig" and you only see wlan0 then you need to run the command "iwconfig". If you run "iwconfig" you should see wlan1 available.

If you see "wlan1" when running the command "iwconfig" then you can load the interface by running the command "ifconfig wlan1 up".

After you run "ifconfig wlan1 up" you should see this:

Once wlan1 is up and running you can run any of the apps such as "Wifite" and "Kismet" to fully utilize your usb wifi device!!

Now for the app "kismet" you may have an issue with a small screen size which Binky has issue a zip file fix which you can download here:

http://d-h.st/YgC

Once you download that kismet zip file fix you just need to flash it in TWRP recovery manager. Just make sure that you flash it to your CM11-bruce ROM from the section "list roms" which you should be a pro by now!!

Now there are some small errors with certain apps on Kali Pwn Pad which can be fixed quite easily with a text editor. If you are going to fix these small issues which can be done very easily with nano i would suggest that you do it in vnc with xfce4 it is much easier that way. Here is a link on the zetaboards forum thread on those issues and how to fix those problems...

SMALL FIXES LINK:

http://w11.zetaboards.com/Pwnie_Express/single/?p=8259168&t=9369003

Well that is about it...

[MENTION=507744]binky[/MENTION]

I would really like to thank Binky Bear for all of his hard work. Brother this would not have been possible if it wasn't for you. You have put so much time in this project and we all owe you so much. I have loved turning my Nexus 7 Tablet into a penetration testing machine, and thank you for saving me over $1,000 dollars as compared to the Pwn Pad tablet! Binky I would really like to take this time thanking you for all of the extra time you took to help me with all of the responses and answering all the questions i had. Binky I wrote this tutorial for you to reference to try and make your life easier and you have done so much for all of us.

People if you get a chance, go by the zetathread forum and make sure you thank Binky!

[MENTION=291098]BENE[/MENTION]

Bene i would like to thank you also for all of the testing that you have done to make sure Kali Pwn Pad did in fact work on the 2013 Nexus 7 tablet device. Bene i would not have been able to put Kali Pwn Pad on my tablet if it was not for you and Binky. Bene you pointed me in the right direction by pointing me to the custom CM11-bruce ROM and all the advice and tips you gave me made this possible. Thank you for taking time to help me and I want you to know just how much i appreciate your help.

I would like to thank everyone else who helped me...you know who you are! I am just very tired of typing at this point! :cowboy:

Well i hope this tutorial has been helpful to you and i will be updating it regularly! If you have any questions please let me know and I will be happy to assist you! If this tutorial has helped you please give me a thanks to show your appreciation!

Have fun with your now new penetration testing tablet! Make sure to also show your thanks to Binky! He is the man!

Have fun!

-droidshadow