[LINUX ONLY] A (completely native) python3 wifi brute-force attack using the 100k most common passwords (2021)
This script is purely for educational use. Any consequenses or damages arising from the usage of it in an illegal or unethical way are purely the fault of the end-user, and in no way is the developer responsible for it.
Via python (direct)
$ cd path/to/wifi-bg/src
$ python3 __main__.pywifi-bf has som optional flags/commands that change change its default behaviours. Below is the list given by __main__.py --help:
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-u URL, --url URL The url that contains the list of passwords
-f FILE, --file FILE The file that contains the list of passwords
-v, --verbose Optional: Use to show all passwords attempted, rather than just the successful one.
After starting the program, a menu will appear containing all available nearby networks.
From there, just enter the number network to attack, and a menu like below will appear.
The colors output by the program mean the following: Color Code Information
Password Failed, Unhandled ErrorPassword CrackedTesting (password)
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