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Web Graphical Interface for OneShot

WebUI is a wrapper for OneShot that provides a convenient way to control it on a smartphone.

The HTML page is designed to be as minimal as possible, with no JS and only pure CSS, while mimicking Material Design.

Usage

Options are same as for OneShot, with one extra option:
-t/--termux-intent in Termux, sends an intent to open the webpage in a browser

When running, navigate to localhost, port 8080.

All OneShot print()s are also sent to stdout, so they can be logged to a file.

Status flags

  • 🔒 AP is locked
  • ✓ network is already in stored.csv
  • ☠ router model is in the list of vulnerable models
  • color of the status cell visually represents signal strength

Customizations

At the beginning of this script is a section with variables to be changed according to users needs. Featuring:

  • light theme / dark theme
  • network attributes displayed in scan

TODOs

  • improve OneShot state handling
  • autoscroll down in /go
  • documentation and comments in code
  • responding to prompts - "Use previous calculated PIN" etc...
  • CSS cleanup
  • use library for generating HTML
  • checkboxes for filtering
    • locked networks, stored networks
    • too verbose output

Graphical TODOs

  • better FAB design (icon is not centered)
  • rework status column design for more clarity
  • "ergonomic" UI version (like curved Android software keyboards)
  • top bar with buttons and more thoughtful design

Implementation

The web page is served by Cherrypy. OneShot functionality is accessed through wrapper class. This class provides two main features - network scanning and running OneShot attack. For scanning, this script uses functions from OneShot as a library (the code is imported to the main file), whereas for the attack, OneShot script is run in a subprocess.

All arguments except -t/--termux-intent are not checked and are evaluated in OneShot subprocess.

Endpoints

  • /index, /scan provide scan results
  • /go has parameter target, specifying MAC address of target
  • /signal used to send a signal to the script by parameter signal. Currently, CTRL-C and exit is supported
  • /help only prints this file, with no formatting

Acknowledgements

Author: eda-abec
Date: 02/2021
Thanks for amazing work on CLI version to: