Added ManaToolkit as a new modules, and fixed ngrep.

[adde88]

I've added ManaToolkit as a module now. You guys decide if you want this to be an official module yet. It's working.

I've also added some changes to ngrep.
Ngrep isn't working because the package doesn't exist on the official openwrt repos.
So the changes i've made to the dependencies.sh script now downloads ngrep from my repo, which is the latest version compiled with the correct libpcap version. :)

[moliata]

Amazing work!

[WhistleMaster]

Responder can be updated but the module has to be updated in consequence (e.g. adding the --ProxyAuth option in the GUI, otherwise it's not usable).

Did not know that ngrep was not in the officiel repo anymore. I'll have a look with @sebkinne with if it could be brought back as it would be more efficient to keep it in Hak5 official repo.

Edit: I've sent a PR with adding the new version of Responder with the changes in the module itself.

[sebkinne]

HI @adde88 thanks for making the PR! Could you please take out your ngrep fix for now? @WhistleMaster made some changes and I would like a PR for a new module to stand on it's own :)

[WhistleMaster]

@sebkinne Would it be possible to bring back ngrep in the official repo ?

[adde88]

@sebkinne
I've now removed the part of the script that pulls ngrep from my repo. as requested.
It should now attempt to use openwrt+hak5 repos. when downloading, as would be best. :)

[pidgy]

@adde88 You should make the ngrep fix a different pull request on its own.

[WhistleMaster]

Well, it should not in my opinion as the hak5 philosophy is to keep binary in the official repo, not in third party ones.

And also, except the binary downloaded from another git, no changes were made in the ngrep module in it-self.

[adde88]

The best option is definitely to keep the packages on the official Hak5 repos.
Then we atleast know who compiled the package and the binaries inside the repo.

When doing it like this there's a level of trust involved, as there's nothing stopping me (in theory) from adding malicious code to the binaries that are being launched on your Pineapples.
Which would be a very bad thing to make all the modules use. 😮