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ESP8266 to attack a WiFi network using Deauther && || Evil-Twin AP method.

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FEATURES :
  • Deauthentication of a target WiFi access point
  • Evil-Twin AP to capture passwords with password verification against the og access point
  • It can do both attacks at the same time, no toggling of the deauther is required
Install using Arduino IDE
  • Install Arduino IDE
  • In Arduino go to File -> Preferences add this URL to Additional Boards Manager URLs -> https://raw.githubusercontent.com/SpacehuhnTech/arduino/main/package_spacehuhn_index.json
  • In Arduino go to Tools -> Board -> Boards Manager search for and install the deauther package
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    with Arduino IDE
  • Select an ESP8266 Deauther board in Arduino under tools -> board
  • Connect your device and select the serial port in Arduino under tools -> port
  • Click Upload button
    How to use:
  • Connect to the AP named WiPhi_34732 with password d347h320 from your phone/PC.
  • Select the target AP you want to attack (list of available APs refreshes every 30secs - page reload is required).
  • Click the Start Deauthing button to start kicking devices off the selected network.
  • Click the Start Evil-Twin button and optionally reconnect to the newly created AP named same as your target (will be open).
  • You can stop any of the attacks by visiting 192.168.4.1/admin while conected to Evil-Twin AP or by resetting the ESP8266.
  • Once a correct password is found, AP will be restarted with default ssid WiPhi_34732 / d347h320 and at the bottom of a table you should be able to see something like "Successfully got password for - TARGET_SSID - PASSWORD
    • If you power down / hard reset the gathered info will be lost
 

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