DEVELOPMENT_NOTES.md

Development Notes

Complete Checklist for SECoT CLI Tool

MQTT Integration

• Add a command to connect to an MQTT broker.
• Provide an option to launch a local MQTT broker.
• Implement MQTT publish functionality (mqttPublish).
• Implement MQTT subscribe functionality (mqttSubscribe).
• Implement MQTT broker scanning (mqttScan).

SECoT Card Control

• Define commands to trigger specific attacks:
  • deauth: Deauthentication attack.
  • beaconFlood: Beacon flood attack.
  • probeSpam: Probe request spam.
  • arpSpoof: ARP spoofing attack.
  • mqttSpoof: MQTT message spoofing.
  • evilTwin: Evil twin access point.
  • passiveSniff: Passive network sniffing.
  • bluetoothScan: Bluetooth device scanning.
  • jamming: Signal jamming attack.

Network Scanning

• Implement Wi-Fi network scanning (scanNetworks).
• Implement port scanning (scan_ports).

CLI Features

• Enhance the REPL with better error handling and help messages.
• Add support for command-line arguments for non-interactive usage.
• Implement output formatting options (e.g., table, JSON).

Testing and Debugging

• Write unit tests for all modules.
• Test MQTT communication with the SECoT ESP32 card.
• Debug and fix any issues with command execution.
• Implement broker_test for testing MQTT broker connections.

Documentation

• Update the README.md with new features and examples.
• Add detailed comments to the code for clarity.

SECoT CLI Tool Development Notes

Implementation Status

Completed Features

• Basic CLI structure with command handling
• MQTT broker integration
• Network scanning functionality
• Port scanning functionality
• Serial port communication with SECoT device
• Auto-detection of SECoT devices
• JSON and table output formatting

In Progress

• Comprehensive attack module implementation
• Enhanced error handling and recovery
• Improved documentation and examples

Future Enhancements

• Add support for additional IoT protocols (e.g., CoAP, Zigbee).
• Integrate with external APIs for threat intelligence.
• Develop real-time monitoring dashboards.
• Enhance attack configurations for advanced use cases.
• Add support for secure communication (TLS/SSL) with SECoT device

Notes

• Use the tokio crate for asynchronous operations.
• Use the clap crate for command-line argument parsing.
• Use the prettytable-rs crate for table formatting.
• Ensure compatibility with the SECoT ESP32 card's MQTT protocol.