Instruction Set - For Windows 7
1. Download and install Python 2.5.6 from here: https://www.python.org/download/releases/2.5.6/. IDLE is also part of the package, it will be used in a later stage.
2. Open the IDS.py with IDLE
3. Locate ‘directory = "C:\ProxyTempLogs"’, this is the set directory for storing the log files; this can be edited to suit the user needs.
4. Start the program by selecting Run -> Run Module, or press f5.
5. A list of the available interfaces will appear. To find out which one to use, open the control panel -> Network and Internet -> Network Connections. Then locate the one you want to scan, if it is the 3rd one in the list, select it in IDLE.
6. This will start the program searching the network for proxies.
7. If any proxies are found, they will be located in the directory under the file containing the date and the time the program was started.
Instruction Set - For Linux (BackTrack was used in this example)
1. Open up the command line and type in the following: svn checkout http://pyrit.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ pyrit_svn
2. Once that has completed type in the following: apt-get install libssl-dev
3. Next step is to type in the following: apt-get install scapy
4. Once that is done type in this: apt-get install python-dehow to install
5. Following this go to: cd pyrit_svn/pyrit
6. Then do the build: python setup.py build
7. And install it with: python setup.py install
8. They are the steps to install Python on Backtrack, once that is completed the program can be started.
9. To run the program, open up a terminal and type: python IDS.py, this will start the program running and the user can select the interface they want to scan
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