kSnarf is a tool written in Python that extracts various data points in real time or for a period of time in the past.

Point retention is handled by a local or remote PostgreSQL instance allowing for multi-user interaction.

Data visualization is left to the user. Some ideas that come to mind are Grafana, Plotly and Maltego.

The default usage for kSnarf is aimed at wireless traffic and works with any network card so long as it can drop to Monitor Mode at a minimum. piCopilot is one such tool leveraging the kSnarf libraries in this manner.

New public modules are added to kSnarf by request or as development takes place. Current development for kSnarf is focused on SDR.

• 802.11
• 802.15
• TPMS

Support for various things such as Ethernet monitoring (802.3), IDS or IPS, non-root code execution and so forth may be requested via chat.

• HackRF One
• SDR Dongle
• Ubertooth One

• Any 802.11 NIC capable of Monitor mode

• Aircrack-ng

Install PostgreSQL locally

CREATE ROLE root WITH SUPERUSER LOGIN;
ALTER USER root WITH PASSWORD 'idrop';
CREATE DATABASE idrop;

python3 -m venv env
source env/bin/activate
python3 -m pip install RESOURCEs/*.tar.gz

Modify ./system.conf if nothing else to ensure prop.nic makes sense, by default prop.nic is set to wlan1mon.

sudo python3 ./kSnarf.py

sudo psql idrop

SELECT * FROM main;

sudo python3 ./kBlue.py

sudo psql idrop

SELECT * FROM blue;

The current implementation is a proof of concept which will be classed out and grown as more vendors are verified.

python3 ./kTpms.py

SELECT * FROM tpms;