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Peanuts V2.0

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Release Date: 02/12/2018

Peanuts is a free and open source wifi tracking tool. Based on the SensePosts Snoopy-NG project that is now closed.

Less dependencies, less overhead, less complications

This tool is featured in the film "All the devils men", Directed by Matthew Hope

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6012244/

NOTE: Im not sure how long i will supprot this project as its a slowly dying method, if i get time to work on it i will :D

Changelog:

# [DONE] - Added BT support.
# [DONE] - Added Quiet Mode
# [DONE] - Add COLOR.
# [DONE] - Kill threads on Ctrl+C.
# [DONE] - Defaults added to Arguments.
# [DONE] - GPS added
# [DONE] - Output CSV Tidy
# [DONE] - Added Json Output to endpoint

TODO:

# Alert on known SSID or MAC
# Better error correction on GPS exits or false connections
# Add Pause/Stop/Start functions to script.
# Live mapping in time
# silent mode
# Port to ESP32

**** FOR EDUCATIONAL USE! Use at your own risk. ****

  • Tested on: Linux 3.2.6 Ubuntu/Debian (Kali)/Rpi

Installation:

Dependencies:

Required:

  • Python 2.7+
  • Scapy / python-gps / python-bluez

Installing from Source

git clone https://github.com/noobiedog/peanuts/
cd peanuts
pip install -r requirements.txt
apt-get install python-gps bluetooth bluez python-bluez

Installing from Download

pip install argparse datetime gps scapy logging
apt-get install python-gps bluetooth bluez python-bluez

To start GPS in kali/Ubuntu (in a separate terminal window)

service gps start
gpsd -D 5 -N -n /dev/ttyUSB0

Sample commands

Simple

python peanuts.py -i wlan0 -l Home -o Capture1.csv

-i Interface (Doesnt matter if not in monitor mode, the program will do it)
-l location or OP name, whatever you want to identify this capture
-o Output file name for the CSV

Advanced

python peanuts.py -i wlan0mon -l target1 -o unknown.csv -a true -m http://localhost:8080/api/data -g true

-i Interface (Doesn't matter if not in monitor mode, the program will do it)
-l location or OP name, whatever you want to identify this capture
-a Include Access Points too in the results
-g Get GPS location of your device (Not tested with Nethunter, yet. Also will need GPSD running)
-o Output file name for the CSV
-b Start Bluetooth sniffing too
(make sure you have either bt enabled in vm or dongle) -m Send Map data to JSON endpoint

Lets See it in Action

ASCIICinema

Happy Hacking

NOTE: This method of WIFI tracking is slowly dying with the new IOS 10 Updates and Android updates.

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