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[Nexus 7 (2013) General] ZaraByte:
Well i just wanna update that i did get my Kalipwn up and running

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I bought this OTG cable back in 2012 works good for the TP LINK adapter

my only question is is their anyway that we can use like the TP LINK adapter as the wireless adapter for android? anyway to change like wlan0 to the TP LINK wlan1

cause it appears even if you have a USB adapter i can't figure out how to make my nexus 7 use my USB Adapter rather then the built in card.

btw before i forget hers the OTG cable im using its $1.50 plus free shipping and its not being shipped from singapore so unless you wanna wait like 3-4 weeks you can try this one thou you can't use your alfa network card but you the tp link adapter works fine with it.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005GI2VMG/ref=oh_details_o05_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] BitNotFound:
I am done with my Kali Flash Utility version 3.0! It now has support for both of the 2012 Nexus 7 devices! I can't test the 2012 N7 compatibility, but in theory it should work! Let me know if you guys want any specific features, or you have any problems!

I will also probably be creating a separate post for my flashing utility so a few more people can find it. (It won't be buried at the bottom of a bunch of posts!)

Enjoy!
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] BitNotFound:
Here is my Thread for the tool!

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2751025
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] ZaraByte:
Any of you happen to know where the network manager is on the Nexus 7 i wanna change the default wireless card the nexus 7 is using to my TP LINK so when i enable wireless on my nexus 7 it uses my USB Adapter which is the nexus 7 cause the built in adapter can't pick up a signal that far away.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] holladroid:
OTG cable, TP-LINK TL-WN722N, and power

Hi guys,

I am able to get my TP-LINK TL-WN722N to work with my Nexus 7 2013 32 GB WiFi-only tablet, including monitor mode (with Aircrack and Kismet) and injection (with Aircrack), while using the OTG Y-splitter cable. Here is how I do it:

1. Before booting the tablet, I plug in OTG Y-splitter into the Nexus 7. After CM/Kali has booted, I then plug in the TP-LINK TL-WN722N.

However, if I then plug in the other end to AC power (over USB), the tablet does not charge.

I am running the kernel "ElmentalX-Kali-n7-26-origconfig.zip". When I flashed that kernel, I selected the following options:

1. USB fast charge

2. exFAT file system

3. USB OTG + host charge

4. All of the other options were default or what droidshadow recommended, like the CPU governor setting

I really would like the Nexus 7 to behave like a laptop. I want to keep Aircrack or Kismet going in the same session, even if I:

1. Detach from AC power and run on battery

2. Attach to AC power and not run on battery

My question: Why won't my tablet charge when I plug in the other end to AC power over USB?

EDIT: I am using this OTG Y-splitter cable: amazon -> /gp/product/B00CXAC1ZW/ (remove whitespaces in URL)
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] fernandoavc:
Forgive me if it have nothing to do with what you need but also if I try to use a wireless charger it won't work with the tplink USB adapter ( the charging process just stop).

Enviado de meu Nexus 5 usando Tapatalk
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] ldmeads:
I have been running this for a couple days. Installed the kernel for USB OTG and made the needed selections while setting it up. I'm just not able to get a flash drive to show up with my OTG cable. Any ideas?
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] holladroid:
Internal GPS, gpsd, and Kismet/Aircrack

Has anybody gotten the internal GPS to work with "gpsd"? What "/dev/tty" device is the internal GPS? Does it work well with Kismet's and Aircrack's GPS feature?
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] androidkarnt:
planned

ive been planning to do this for sometime. have the image and ubuntu all setup for step 4, which is starting adb server and executing script.

just a little while longer for the nexus 7
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] Spyrocheti:
dev/tty of the usb

I am trying to get libnfc to work with my pn532 board via uart2usb with the N7 2013 LTE and Kalipwn.

I compiled the libnfc-1.7.1 source no problem, but I am having trouble figuring out which dev//tty is the USB host, cause I can't make a connection.

I tried /dev/ttyHSL0 and /dev/ttyHSL1 since that seemed most appropriate to my ignorance but neither worked.

N7 -> Kalipwn -> OTG -> USB2Serial (CP2102) -> PN532_Board

Help!
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] droidshadow:
been away but now i am back!

Hello everyone...

So i just wanted to drop by and give everyone a quick message. I apologize for having been away, school has been keeping me very very busy. I wanted to let you all know that i am back now and I will be checking on this thread a lot more and I will be responding to any questions that any of you may be having with Kali Pwn Pad.

I want to thank everyone who has participated in this thread and who has helped others with problems or questions they may been having. Thank you very much! It is because of you that this thread/project is still alive.

Well that is it for now...

You can now count on me to check on this thread much more now that I have some free time.

Take care everyone....

-droidshadow
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] fernandoavc:
I have a N7 2013 LTE edition running the pwnie express ROM version with no Multi-ROM or anything like that... just the pwnie pad... and I am facing an issue that I don't know how to fix that is the USB host charging not working even after flash another kernel that says it works... Am I doing something wrong here?

Another issue that I don't know if you guys are having also is related to the SSHD daemon being very slow... I can't even issue a command that it takes like forever to load...

And lastly... if I hit the power button to turn of the screen seems that the USB wifi stops working... I have to unplug and plug the cable again so I can get it working again...
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] ironmaskusa:
I'm using the N7 2012 with everything setup, y-otg, tplink, andn Binky's zip using the newer Kali kernel to support the otg. I load up my cm11 with all the goodies after powering on my nexus tab with everything plugged in. Although its not recognizing the USB adapter.. Although.. The tab shows its charging. Any ideas? Even tried your wait until ROM boots and then plug it in. Pcap shows no devices connected.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] ldmeads:
I have dual boot Kali Linux and winxp on my netbook. I installed Kali Pwn on my Nexus 7-2013.

The ONLY WAY I can transfer files back and forth is if I boot up winxp. I would love to do away with micro****.

How can this be done? I installed the suggested kernel. Checked all the suggested boxes.... I am not a newbee about this stuff.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] androidkarnt:
Im guessing the usb adapter allows all kinds of stuff to work with the N7, does the cable pickup a flash drive? I would be checking the cable, some may be just "Charge" only rather than the full data/charge wireing. makes a cheaper cable etc.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] ironmaskusa:
It works now. Help with wps and WPA hacks please? I got wep down.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] mokajoe:
Hi all, I got this all up and running, so a HUGE thanks to droidshadow and BinkyBear, now I'm glad to be off the sidelines and finally on the forum.

The first thing I noticed is that this system is very buggy, I was wondering if anyone has actually been using this as a professional tool and if it has been stable enough for them. My system will reboot on me sometimes, or just crash out of nowhere when trying to get my TP Link up and running.

I'm currently trying to figure out a good solution for using the TP Link as a regular external wifi card, since creating a modified wpa_supplicant.conf has not worked as I wished. At one point, I did manage to get wifi from my TP Link but for some reason it was being recognized as wlan0...

wlan1 shows up reliably in wifite, and iwconfig, but is not recognized in pcap.

For people having issues getting the TP Link recognized, make sure your cables are connected in a proper setup. I didn't want to wait and order an otg-y cable, so I followed this tutorial:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1828032

If you plug in this cable and run lsusb in rootshell, nothing should show up, it is merely extending and splitting your device's usb port. First plug in the TP-Link, run lsusb to make sure it shows up, then plug in the external power and your device will be charging. I have to plug all this in AFTER the nexus boots. Sometimes, when I've had this setup plugged in for at least 15 minutes and I unplug it, the nexus reboots. Has anyone else had this issue?
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] muflik:
Hello guys!

its my first post here, i arrived here googling around about pen testing solution and tablets. Its 3 days im reading all the pages of the thread and i really want to thank droidshadow and binkybear for their work! At the moment i havent a N7 for trying all the setup, but im planning to buy one ASAP! im oriented towards the LTE model using with the omnirom over the CM for the multiwindow feature that i hope its really so wonderful as i saw on some video.

I have few questions that i havent found on the thread:

- the "icons" of the "apps" are simply a script that ssh you inside the chroot. There is a way to create "icons" with personalized scripts for launching other programs that are inside the chroot? example: i want to create an X-Chat (IRC client for linux) icon for not having to launch the VNC and then launch the command from inside the VNC. Its possible? (i hope i explained well what id like to do).

- For using an ethernet adapter we need to do some kind of procedure or simply plug in and automatically will be recognized as eth0?

- There is a way to use the tablet connecting a: mouse, keyboard, external monitor, like a real desktop computer? We need some strange hub?

- Last question is about how to keep updated the system. If i understood correctly the omnirom/cyanogen have a function that can update itself without needing to flash again the rom. About the linux chroot we can simply use the apt-get commands for updating, upgrading and dist-upgrading? Or we need to flash everything everytime a new version come out?

PS: any news about the possible N8?

Thanks in advance for your replies!

m.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] Ratty_UK:
Wifite & aireplay

Thanks for the great tutorial driodshadow :)

So i have Kalipwn setup great with both atheros & tplink adaptors running with host charging, however I have a problem with the following:

Whilst running Wifite during wep attacks, it fails the iv collection with an error message of aireplay quit unexpetedly. I have modified the wifite script to include --no-negative-one on all cmd=aireplay sections as described in other posts(i know kali has a kernel issue with its ather drivers). With no luck in solving the issue.

I can run the attack/auth/crack manually and aireplay is super stable, but i obviously want to be fiddling as little as possible on this little nexus 7! I need wifite to work

Any help would be great

Thanks in advance
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] mokajoe:
1) The icons for the apps are really just bash scripts that get passed on to the terminal emulator app, you shouldn't have a problem creating apps of your own. The main thing the apps do once they've opened a new terminal window is ssh into the kali chroot. If you know the bash script for what you're trying to do, I would just decompile an existing app such as rootshell, paste the script into the part to be run by terminal emulator, and choose a new icon.

2) Have not tried ethernet but you might find some of the info on reverse tethering helpful: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2287494

Google apps such as G.Play need to think they're communicating over data or wlan0 if you have the LTE or WIFI tablet, respectively.

3) bluetooth devices aren't a problem for me, and I use a bluetooth keyboard case. I'd prefer the security of a wired setup, but it's not as simple as plugging into a normal hub, my FLO won't even recognize my mouse when I plug it in. OTG is made to connect to storage devices, drivers for other devices are just not configured automatically.

4) you can update kali normally via apt-get, in fact the configkali app has as one of its first options to run the updates via shell.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] aurazero:
could not connect to wifi via wlan1

Hello, thank you guys for tons of valuable info! I am now able to use airckrack.

But I have a problem - for some reason when I launch WPA setup my Nexus reboots.

If I restart dbus and wicd services manualy and then launch wicd-curses - it reboots when I begin the scan for networks.

Same thing with wavemon when it begins the scan.

If I use internal wlan0 in wavemon - all works well - I'm able to see available networks.

Did I missed something important?
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] aurazero:
I guess no one had this issue :(

All right, guys. Then please share with me how do you connect to wifi networks from Kali on Nexus 7 using TP-LINK 722N?
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] ironmaskusa:
Are you asking how to connect to one after it has been hacked with your tplink? If so, I am not sure. I just use the tools to hack with it. I can then use the internal WiFi adapter to connect to that network.

If you are trying to hack with tplink and that's what you are saying.. Sometimes I do get a reboot when plugging my tplink in the otg when the power cable is also in with some power cables. Try using no power cable plugged in and just the tplink itself in the otg adapter. You may need to plug it in after you load the ROM as well. Then load some app like wifite to see of kali sees it.

I've had to play around with different cables, combinations, etc. But it does work. As for cracking WPA encryption, I understand that you really need to be close to the AP and there needs to client(s) on the AP as well for starters to get best results. The other is WPA encryption take a lot longer to crack and are to be recommended with a PC and not your tablet, mainly because of processor speed, battery, hardware capabilities in general.

That's what I have gathered mainly from reading numerous threads on this stuff and using my nexus 7 2012.

Good luck! ?
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] aurazero:
Yes, I was asking how to connect to wifi network after it been cracked.

I mean how do you use all of Kali tools, like metasploit, LANSpy, nmap, SET and others.

Using Kali to crack wifi is good, but how to use it's full potential?

Android provides some tools but they are not so powerful.

With wifi cracking I have some issues too - I can't deauth and catch 4-way handshake - but I think I'm too far from AP.

And wps lock is very annoying :)
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] Ratty_UK:
adding bluetooth apps to kalipwn

Hi all,

I now have a Parani-ud100 bluetooth adaptor, all working fine in Kalipwn... I noticed tools like bluesarfer and bluemaho are not included with kalipwn.. how do i go about installing these? apt-get wont install them, and aptitude does all sorts of weird things to the libraries.

also any other tips using this adaptor would be great, Ive never really been intrested in the bluetooth security side until the small form factor this nexus 7 & kalipwn pad arrived... next purchase is the ubertooth!

---------- Post added at 10:20 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:12 AM ----------

I think there are alot of forums covering all of those apps, especially with Kali linux! with the 4 way handshake though, try running wifite from terminal with:

wifite -aircrack

wifite -pyrit

tshark is enabled by default to check the wpa handshake capture, and has problems doing this. You can edit wifite's script to permanently change the program handling this in:

nano /usr/bin/wifite
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] aurazero:
Thanks - I'll definately try that!

On using metasploit and other tools on LAN:

I can connect to WLAN from Kali on my laptop - but I can't do so from Kali on Nexus 7 - thats why I ask. Nexus reboots.

Does some one have any thougths on that?
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] anmael88:
Charging modes

Hi, first of all thanks for the great tutorial..I bought a nexus 7 2013 after seeing this, and i was able to install kalipwn without troubles, and it worked with the tplink & the alfaAUSWNH almost out of the box...

Also, playing around i ended up installing the pwnpad CE 2014, and it works great too, although i prefear the kalipwn.

Now to my point,

One feature that i love about the CE is that the nexus is able to power small devices such as usb drives, or even the tplink, without the need for an external power bank. The drawback of this though is that the CE does not support otg + charge, so extended sessions are out of the questions.

Also i noticed that the CE heats up my tablet more.

kalipwn on the other hand does support otg + charge, but i was unable to power even a small usb drive with a regular otg cable. It seems that the nexus does not give any power at all out.

I was wondering if there is a solution to this..basically if one the following 3 things is possible:

- Enable kalipwn to power small devices (up to 1A, i guess?) without the need of external power

- Enable otg + charge on pwnpad CE 2014

- Dual boot on multirom the two systems with separate kernels, so that one can boot in one or the other based on needs..

On the last option i have tried to backup CE through twrp (so that i could restore kalipwn, and then add the backup as a secondary rom), but apparently the "data" part of that rom is about 21gb, making it impossible to backup (or restore, even if one backs up to external drive).

The other thing i tried was to restore add a kalipwn backup as secondary rom (with pwnpad as primary), but i get an error saying that my device is "deb" and the rom is designed for "flo" devices.

Last thing i tried was to install through multirom a kalipwn backup on a 16gb usb drive, so that then i could boot it from usb (dont even know if its possible), but it was taking too long and i was running out of battery so i stopped the process. Though, looking at the content of the usb drive the folder structure and 2.6gb of stuff were there, suggesting that it may actually work. I am going to try this again once my tablet is at 100% battery (last time it was at 23%, i stopped it around 6%).

I apologize for my english, as it is not my main language.

Any suggestion is greatly appreciated, dont hesitate to tell me if this is a noob question, as 3 weeks ago i was not aware of what "rooting" means.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] aurazero:
I'm using kalipwn on Nexus 7 2013, and it can power my tp-link and external hard drive without any issues, using regular otg cable.

Maybe you have bad otg cable - I had to try several cables before one worked fine!
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] subspace3:
CE

Hi,

Just been reading through all the posts, great stuff. Just want to know how people are getting on with

working out pwnpad CE? I've flashed a nexus 7 2013 with it, super easy but not sure where to go from there in regards to

Multi booting. Now looking at it, I would normally go for kali pwn but I'm setting this up for a friend who is just learning pentesting at uni so

want to make it as easy as possible (pwnpad provide a nice manual to get you started!)

After installing I tried to make a backup but it wouldn't work (not enough space, the data partition looked huge) even though when booted into pwnpad itself it showed internal as 20gb free. Any ideas?

Secondly want to boot another rom. I know how to install multirom manager (easy) but not sure how to go from there and what roms/kernel I should use and whether or not pwnpad CE should be the 1st ect. Any recommendations? Ideally I'd want something more up to date than the pwnpad install running 4.4.3 if that's possible. I'm guessing i won't be able to update pwnpad CE the normal way via OTA in settings? I'm new to android (ios/cydia guy) so sorry for all the questions!

Edit: Anmael looks like I have the same issue with backing up pwnpad CE. It's like it wants to backup the whole partition, even empty space!
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] ZaraByte:
EDIT: Never Mind i figured it out it had to go into Recovery Mode to get to it

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Uhhhh im currently using the cyanogenmod rom just curious if anyone knows how you can rename the the boot loader folder for example i have a internal boot and a boot starting with cm i wanna rename the boot folder that loads my KaliPwn anyone have any clue how you can do that?

Just wanna make it look nicer.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] ironmaskusa:
just load up twrp recovery

hit advanced button

multirom

list Roms

choose the ROM

hit rename button

type in what you want it to be and hit enter

voila!

?
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] AlchemicalVibrations:
Hey, what all initial setup task did you all do after you installed this and booted it for the first time? Am I supposed to go into some apps and update or configure certain things? Just can't quite locate a definitive "to do on first boot" type of list
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] ironmaskusa:
I loaded kaliconfig and chose the option to update all. Then I started playing around from that point.
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] rulk:
This is not totally related to this topic but I have a quick question...

I purchased a few of the powered hubs shown earlier in this thread.

If I provide a 2 amp supply to the power input will it allow that to be used by the external devices or would I be better off trying to power them directly?

I want to charge some devices off one of these hubs and have a power pack that will put out 2amp and I am just curious if I can use that and charge my high powered devices at a higher rate. (Even if one at a time.)

Otherwise I will bypass the hub for the power portion. If possible.

Going to have to come back to this thread and see what is new.. I have my tablet running 3 roms right now and probably should update to the latest version.

Rodney
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] aurazero:
So no one connects to cracked AP from kali? strange :)

Did someone managed to increase rxpower on TP-LINK 722N? I had no luck with it - I could set country to Bolivia:

iw reg set BO

but then no luck - I try :

iw dev wlan1 set txpower 3000

I get :

invalid argument (-22)
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] anmael88:
evilap

Hi again, for now i solved my issue just by keeping the kernel zip backedup on my pad, and re-flashing the kernel each time i want to switch between regular otg and power otg...it works fine for me, flashing the kernel just takes a couple minutes and since its on multirom, even if something goes sideways it should be easy to get back on feet..

I do have a different problem now: i am trying to run evilap, and i succesfully create the ap, but so far i havent been able to connect to it with any device (tried windows laptop, linux desktop, a couple of android tabs etc..). Seems that my configuration is not assigning the ips...

on the root shell i see client associated when trying to connect, and all the probes requests, but on the client side the connection just keeps trying with no success.

Is there any config file or command that i have to launch to solve this? something about ip forwarding im guessing?
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] anmael88:
After further checks, i believe that the problem is that evilap is setting up the rogue ap on my p2p0 interface, rather than on at0...

anybody having similar problems? any way to solve it?
[Nexus 7 (2013) General] justchillin2013:
This looks interesting but I'm unclear as to what exactly I'd use it for. I'm a nob to all the tec terms so how would this be used or what exactly is it used for? Guess I'm trying to find out if there's any things I could use in my every day life that would make me say I need to do this.