WireUp v1.1.0 - OpenVPN Authentication Support

WireUp v1.1.0 - OpenVPN Authentication Support 🔐

Enhanced authentication capabilities for password-protected VPN connections

📦 Installation

Download wireup-v1.1.0.jar below and load it in Burp Suite:

1. Burp Suite → Extensions → Installed → Add
2. Select the downloaded JAR file
3. The WireUp tab will appear

✨ New Features

OpenVPN Authentication

• 🔑 Username/Password Support - Full support for auth-user-pass configs
• 📱 TOTP/2FA Integration - Enter 6-digit codes for two-factor authentication
• 🤖 Auto-Detection - Automatically shows auth fields when needed
• 🔐 Secure Handling - Credentials never written to disk

UI Improvements

• ✋ Disconnect Confirmation - Prevent accidental disconnections
• 🎨 Dynamic UI - Auth panel auto-shows/hides based on VPN type
• ⚡ Response UI - Background threading for better responsiveness
• 📝 Maker Credit - Attribution to j0lt

🔧 How to Use Authentication

For Password-Protected OpenVPN

1. Paste your .ovpn config with auth-user-pass directive
2. Authentication fields appear automatically
3. Enter credentials:
   • Username
   • Password
   • TOTP Token (if using 2FA - optional)
4. Click Connect - Authentication handled automatically!

Example Config

client
dev tun
proto udp
remote vpn.example.com 1194
auth-user-pass
# ... rest of config ...

When you paste this, username/password fields will automatically appear!

🔐 Security Features

Credential Protection

• ✅ Never Persisted - Credentials stored in memory only
• ✅ Secure Files - Auth files created with 600 permissions
• ✅ Memory Clearing - Password cleared from char arrays after use
• ✅ Auto-Cleanup - Auth files deleted on disconnect

Authentication Flow

1. User enters credentials in UI
2. Extension creates /etc/openvpn/auth.txt (600 perms)
3. Config auto-modified to: auth-user-pass /etc/openvpn/auth.txt
4. OpenVPN reads credentials from file
5. Successful authentication!
6. File deleted on disconnect

📋 What's Changed

Added

• Username/Password input fields
• TOTP/2FA token field
• Auto-detection of auth-user-pass in configs
• Secure auth file creation and mounting
• Config auto-modification for auth file path
• Disconnect confirmation dialog
• Professional README documentation

Improved

• UI responsiveness with background threading
• Error handling for authentication failures
• Security logging for credential operations
• Resource cleanup on container shutdown

Fixed

• Container name conflicts on reload
• Lint warnings for unused variables

📚 TOTP Support

Some VPNs require appending TOTP tokens to passwords:

Option 1: Separate fields (recommended)

• Password: mypassword
• TOTP: 123456
• Result: mypassword123456

Option 2: Combined

• Password: mypassword123456
• TOTP: (leave empty)

Both approaches work!

🐛 Known Issues

None reported in this release.

📖 Full Changelog

Commits: v1.0.0...v1.1.0

Files Modified

• ConfigPanel.java - Added auth UI components
• ControlPanel.java - Credential collection and passing
• OpenVpnConfig.java - Auth detection and storage
• DockerManager.java - Auth file creation and mounting
• Dockerfile - Config modification for auth file
• README.md - Updated documentation

⬆️ Upgrading from v1.0.0

1. Unload v1.0.0 from Burp Suite
2. Load v1.1.0 JAR
3. Existing configs work as before
4. New auth fields available for password-protected VPNs

No breaking changes!

🙏 Credits

Created by: j0lt

Special thanks to users who requested authentication support!

📄 License

MIT License - See LICENSE

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Download: wireup-v1.1.0.jar (attached below)

WireUp v1.0.0

WireUp v1.0.0 - Initial Release 🚀

Route Burp Suite traffic through VPN tunnels with automatic SOCKS5 proxy

📦 Installation

Download wireup-v1.0.0.jar below and load it in Burp Suite:

1. Burp Suite → Extensions → Installed → Add
2. Select the downloaded JAR file
3. The WireUp tab will appear

✨ Features

VPN Support

• ✅ OpenVPN - Full support for .ovpn configurations
• ✅ WireGuard - Full support for .conf configurations

Core Functionality

• 🐳 Docker Isolation - VPN runs in isolated containers
• 🔄 Auto-Cleanup - Automatic resource management
• 🚀 SOCKS5 Proxy - Automatic proxy on 127.0.0.1:1080
• 📊 Status Monitoring - Real-time connection status and IP verification
• 🛡️ Security Hardened - Resource limits and restrictive permissions

Network Optimizations

• ⚡ TCP Checksum Fixes - Resolves packet corruption issues
• 📏 MTU/MSS Handling - Automatic fragmentation prevention
• 🔀 Smart Routing - Proper traffic routing through VPN tunnel

User Experience

• ✋ Disconnect Confirmation - Prevent accidental disconnections
• 🔄 Quick Reconnect - One-click reconnection
• 📝 Built-in Logging - Diagnostic information in Burp's Extensions tab
• 🎨 Professional UI - Clean, intuitive interface

🔧 Requirements

• Burp Suite (Professional or Community Edition)
• Docker Desktop (macOS/Windows) or Docker Engine (Linux)
• Java 17+ (for running Burp Suite)

📚 Quick Start

1. Get a VPN Configuration

   • OpenVPN: Obtain your .ovpn file
   • WireGuard: Obtain your .conf file

2. Configure WireUp

   • Open the WireUp tab in Burp Suite
   • Select your VPN type
   • Paste your configuration

3. Connect

   • Click Connect to VPN
   • Wait for "Connected" status

4. Configure Burp Proxy

   • Go to Proxy → Settings → Network
   • Add SOCKS proxy: 127.0.0.1:1080

🐛 Known Issues

None reported in this release.

📖 Documentation

Full documentation available at: https://github.com/j0lt-github/wireup

🙏 Credits

Created by: j0lt

Special thanks to the security community and the maintainers of:

• Burp Suite
• docker-java library
• Dante SOCKS server
• Alpine Linux

📄 License

MIT License - See LICENSE

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Full Changelog: https://github.com/j0lt-github/wireup/commits/v1.0.0