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So on a previous version, a couple of years ago (ubuntu 16.04), you could track imsi's with the argument --imsi=206. This used to filter any imsi beginning with that string.
Now, on the latest code, it comes back with nothing. I reloaded my old hard drive to check I was using the same command, but now the --imsi or -m option does not function.
Am I missing something?
For info, I'm running: sudo python3 simple_imsi-catcher.py --imsi=206 --sniff
The only obvious difference is that it now runs python3, which it didn't before. Any suggestions welcome (even if it proves I'm being stupid!).
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So on a previous version, a couple of years ago (ubuntu 16.04), you could track imsi's with the argument --imsi=206. This used to filter any imsi beginning with that string.
Now, on the latest code, it comes back with nothing. I reloaded my old hard drive to check I was using the same command, but now the --imsi or -m option does not function.
Am I missing something?
For info, I'm running: sudo python3 simple_imsi-catcher.py --imsi=206 --sniff
The only obvious difference is that it now runs python3, which it didn't before. Any suggestions welcome (even if it proves I'm being stupid!).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: