Hi Folks today I discovered Perl for iPhone. You know, Perl is one of my favorite scripting languages, it’s easy, flexible, fast and it’s extremely “network adapted”. That means you can easily write some network based applications. So I wanted a portable attack framework , for my iPhone. I need some basic feature, like a sniffer a port scanner an UDP packet generator, an TCP packet forger and so on… Let’s go I started writing a nice WebSniffing tool and an easy port scanner. But it’s only the beginning of a bigger attack iPhone’s attack framework.
Here 2 little example:
An easy MAC address change:
And easy port map scanner:
If some one is interested to help me building a biger Attack Framework please mail me: mramilli (acircle) gmail dot com .
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I just installed it on my jail-broken iPod 3G. It took a while since the package calls in lots and lots of (useful) libraries. But perl -v works,and perldoc is there.
One thing though. The package installs into the root file system, under /usr/local. Making a link from there to /private/var/local before installing the package would probably be a good idea. For myself, I had to copy /usr/local to /private/var/local with
(cd /usr/local; tar cf – .)|(cd /private/var/local; tar xf-)
Then I moved the original /usr/local aside with:
cd /
mv /usr/local /usr/oldlocal
Then I made the link with
ln -s /private/var/local /usr/local
Once you test everything, you can nuke the old local directory with:
rm -fr /usr/oldlocal
Be extremely careful with that last command. The options tell rm to forcibly remove the whole tree under the point you specify, so a typo in the directory name can do bad things. On the other hand, skipping this command will make all the other work meaningless. Just be careful. 🙂
It seems I had other things installed in /usr/local as well, including top, so the move freed more than I expected.
Is this possible on the ipod touch?
Isn’t there a perl env for iphone without Jailbreaking? I have a corporate iPhone and don’t want to hose it, but would like to play with Perl on the iPhone.
May I help you? 😀– install aptitude via Cydia– copy this file to your Ipod/Iphone filesystem: http://coredev.nl/cydia/coredev.pub– execute “apt-key add coredev.pub” at the same directory– execute “echo 'deb http://coredev.nl/cydia iphone main' > /etc/apt/sources.list.d/coredev.nl.list” to add the new source– do a “apt-get update” for getting the new filelist– easily execute “apt-get install perl”I did this a few minutes ago and it worked fine for me. Happy Scripting!GreetZ from Germany 😉
I know this is kind of old but I also cannot find a perl runtime setup for use with the iphone. This would be nice if you had any info. thanks
Hi, how do I get a perl runtime env setup on my iPhone? Your link just goes to Google search results.
have you already tried with http://mac.softpedia.com/get/iPhone-Applications/Books-Dictionaries/iPhone-Perl.shtml??
I am hoping you can help me. I have a jailbroken iPod Touch. I need help installing Perl on my iPod Touch and will need detailed instructions. I have a small Perl program that I wrote which reads and writes to a large data file. It runs off my Mac’s command line. It quizzes me on solving Scrabble words. I would like to bring this software with me wherever I go. I don’t understand UNIX though.