WIFI ZOO for nokia internet tablet

programs needed installed to run wifizoo
python2.5
python-launcher-daemon
tcpdump
scrapy.py
kismet so you can do channel hopping(if you know another way that's fine)
aircrack-ng ( to put the wireless card in to monitor mode,again if you know another way thats fine)
graphviz for the images http://darethehair.googlepages.com/graphviz-2.20.3-1_all.deb

download wifizoo1.3
untar it and edit the following files
or if u dont want to edit them you can use mine
wifizoo
appHandlers.py
line 5:
- import curses.ascii
+ #import curses.ascii
wifiglobals.py
line 3:
- import curses.ascii
+ #import curses.ascii
line 232:
- if curses.ascii.isctrl(c):
+ #if curses.ascii.isctrl(c):
line 233:
+ if ord(c) >= 0 and ord(c) <=31: wifizoo.py line 4: - import curses.ascii + #import curses.ascii -conf.iface = 'rausb0' +conf.iface = 'wlan0' Credit goes to http://www.freedomcoder.com.ar link2
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=20648
Maemo.org post for pentesting apps

some screenshots

MER maemo reconstructed

"Mer is an outgrowth of Nokia's Maemo environment, designed to flesh out the tablet-centric operating system into a full-fledged Linux distribution suitable for embedded and desktop systems of all description. The project's genesis was an effort to back port the upcoming Maemo 5.0 release to no-longer-supported Nokia N800 and N810 tablets, but it has subsequently evolved to run on BeagleBoards, embedded navigation devices like the Pocket LOOX, and standard x86 hardware."

quote from http://lwn.net/Articles/322044/

alot of good programs work well with mer since ubuntu packages now work on the n810 like wireshark and many more but there still is no battery monitor :(

oh well well i'll be waiting for that key component

my next project for my n810 will be to load gentoo on to the n810 which will be a fun task.

pma 400

Archos came out with this device in 2000, I had been mainly useing it as my mp3/video player and to play a bunch of games.

but just recently i found a package which caught my intrestet
NMAP

since the pma 400 is a personal media assistant witch Based on the Linux Qtopia Embedded operating system

the contectivy for this device is
USB 2.0, 802.11b Wi-Fi, USB Host, IrDA

I updated mine with OpenPMA

so I now have this new functions

--Audio support from openPMA: Ogg vorbis, Musepack
--Many Zaurus packages are compatible or have been adapted
--Access SMB/CIFS network shares using Samba (software) and a GUI frontend
Act as a SMB/CIFS server allowing other computers on the network to access the internal hard disk
--The MediOS extension originally developed for the AV and Gmini series is available enabling the user to run NES, Sega Mega Drive emulators and Doom interpreter.