Hi.
I have written a little script that some of you might find usefull.
It uses grep to search the file /var/lib/ieee-data/oui.txt for the vendor names of one or multiple MAC addresses provided.
It can be started with the addresses as parameters or without parameters to copy/paste a multiline list of addresses (as provided by e.g. btscanner or airodump) into it (it stops reading after 0.5secs of no input).
It will automatically remove the : and spaces and cut the address after the 6th character. It will provide a list with all the results of grep.
This is my first "bigger" skript (my others were only 5-liners or so), so if you find any errors, please feel free to report them or even correct them. I appreciate it.
Now, have fun.
#!/bin/bash
printf "############ GrepOUI ############\n########## By 94erBrom ##########\n\n"
if -n "$@" ;
then
for var in "$@"
do
text=$var
text="${text//:/}"
text="${text// /}"
text="${text:0:6}"
grep $text /var/lib/ieee-data/oui.txt;
done
fi
if -z "$@" ;
then printf "GrepOUI has started with no parameters.Please enter MAC Addresses via Copy/Paste\n";
IFS= read -d '' -n 1 textlist
while IFS= read -d '' -n 1 -t 0.5 c
do
textlist+=$c
done
printf "\nYour input is being processed. Please wait...\n\n"
sleep .5
printf "MAC-Vendor-ID \t\t\tVendor\n"
sleep .5
for i in $textlist;
do
text=$i
text="${text//:/}"
text="${text// /}"
text="${text:0:6}"
grep $text /var/lib/ieee-data/oui.txt;
done
fi
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Another really useful script:
https://null-byte.wonderhowto.com/forum/script-switch-wlan-between-managed-and-monitor-mode-0170054/
It makes it really easy to switch between managed and monitor mode on your wifi card.
Perfect addition when using aerodump-ng etc.
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