TinyPaw-Linux v2.0.1

@Mat'

Great to hear! Finally lol - As I said, the next release of TinyPaw will be built on the same 4.14.10 kernel as the .iso you just downloaded so driver compatibility will be the same. Glad I could help get you up and running and thank you for all your patience

 

@ftheam

At the moment minidwep-gtk has not been included in the default packages in TinyPaw-Linux. If you have it installed and not running LIVE you can download the *.tcz package from the Xiaopan repo and copy it to your ( */tce/optional/) directory and add the *.tcz extension to your onboot.lst located in your (*/tce/) directory. It was omitted from the default packages due to package build version changes since minidwep-gtk release - was that EOL? (end of life). Package build versions of TinyPaw-Linux as of v1.1.1 are:

bully 1.1
cowpatty 4.6.0
pixiewps 1.4.2
reaver 1.6.4
aircrack 1.2-rc4
etc..

To avoid compatibility issues it was not included by default, and in the next build it will be updating to aircrack suite 1.2-rc5, was trying to avoid including pen tools that depended on package builds that had since reached their end of support/life cycle. Without adequate card chipsets to test with, verifying compatibility with minidwep-gtk and dependents - ie aircrack, reaver etc. it was excluded. Apologies. If you can offer feedback, as well as card(s) used and TinyPaw .iso you installed on I would appreciate that.

 

@ftheam

That all depends - in the current release of TinyPaw-Linux you could use Aircrack or Fern-WiFi-Cracker to audit WEP protected access points. The same tools as well as others can also audit WPS/WPA/WPA2.

If you are using or plan to use the latest release of Xiaopan OS you can certainly use minidwep-gtk which is included by default.

If you plan to use Kali or any other Deb/Ubuntu based distro then you can use WepAttack or WepDecypt as well.

Out of this list the tool that has a pretty simple to use interface like minidwep-gtk would be Fern - which is included with TinyPaw and most pen-test distros like Kali or Parrot.

 

V1.2 is in development as well. Redoing the .iso structure and embedding the pentest scripts in the core (/home/) instead of being inflatable squashfs extensions. This is being done for two main purposes:

1.) Performance of these scripts and response time increases exponentially this way.

2.) To combat read+write issues with these scripts and dumping temp/cache data.

Scripts redone this way will be:

Airgeddon
Fluxion
Linset
Revdk3-r3

Other things to look forward to is a redone/reworked hackedbox theme and menu set. Custom vesamenu boot loader and splash screen, custom terminal motd ASCII splash, cleaned up unnecessaries, corrected scapy/pyrit compatibility issues.

Thanks for your interest, always look forward to your thoughts.

 

r1sen updated TinyPaw-Linux with a new update entry:

v1.2 - released (kernel 4.14.10)

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As far as VMware - I have developed TinyPaw in QEMU/KVM virt-manager, the VM Spice veiw window scrolls to show wbar, VirtualBox auto adjusts? I am not using xvesa but Xorg alone, display is meant to auto configure to devices native width/height. As far as wireless drivers, TinyPaw release builds mirror TCL kernel driver compatibility.

v1.1.1 ( kernel 4.8.x ) wifi compatibiilty:

http://tinycorelinux.net/8.x/x86/tcz/wireless-4.8.17-tinycore.tcz.list

v1.2 ( kernel 4.14.x ) wifi compatibility:

http://tinycorelinux.net/9.x/x86/tcz/wireless-4.14.10-tinycore.tcz.list

I apologize for any devices not supported, and am limited to the amount of physical devices and drivers to test against for compatibility.

 

@culain99

I am grateful for your feedback and input, some of the best ways if not the best way to build and improve is with community feedback and support. This projects ability to confirm or list devices as unsupported relies heavily on the performance and/or compatibility feedback from users.

 

@culain99

let me know if this works - you'd have to install TinyPaw - not running LIVE - copy this *.tcz to your /tce/optional/ directory and add "rtl8812au.tcz" to your onboot.lst file in your parent /tce/ directory. I do not have an 8812 device so I have no way to test if this driver is functional.

 

r1sen updated TinyPaw-Linux with a new update entry:

v1.2Z - released ( patched & dedicated to Z )

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Unfortunately a bug was caught with the aircrack-ng 1.2 build compiled with new libs - certain functionality with aireplay / deauth / etc stalls out. The current aircrack build is being redacted back to the previous aircrack-ng-1.2-exp build default in regular v1.2 build. Again apologies - i am one person and I hate catching bugs only too late :/

I am rolling out a patched 1.2Z.1 build to correct this issue, however for those who have installed v1.2Z instructions on correcting this issue are as follows:

1.) Download the previous aircrack-ng extension from on of the following TinyPaw repositories:

SourceForge: aircrack-ng-1.2-exp.tcz

BitBucket: aircrack-ng-1.2-exp.tcz


2.) Copy the above extension to your optional directory located at (*/tce/optional/)

3.) Locate your onboot.lst file located in your (*/tce/) directory and make the following change:

- Adjust line item #8: from "aircrack-ng-1.2-exp-libs.tcz" and change it to: "aircrack-ng-1.2-exp.tcz"

4.) Save the changes to your onboot.lst file and close your editor

5.) Reboot your system, and aircrack-ng will be fully functional again with the above listed features.

Apologies! and thanks for your support!

 

r1sen updated TinyPaw-Linux with a new update entry:

v1.2Z.1 - released ( v1.2Z fix )

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Figured... Why not right? Some more choices for some TinyPaw wallpapers, be kind - I am no uber digital artist ;p

Right-click and save or can download the *.png's here:

https://sourceforge.net/projects/tinypaw-linux/files/Paw Extras/Wallpapers/

 

r1sen updated TinyPaw-Linux with a new update entry:

New TinyPaw-Linux release build!

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@Champ37

Welcome to the forum and glad you figured it out ;p