d4rckh / netsploit

NOTE: This project is still in development, but it should work fine, if you find any bugs please create an issue!

wids

Wifi Intrusion Detection Sytem (kinda) and Attacker (soon)

Installing

Before installing make sure you have python3 and python3-pip added to your path

$ sudo su
# cd wids/
# git clone https://github.com/d4rckh/wids
# chmod +x setup.sh
# ./setup.sh

Functions

Monitoring

• The actual Intrusion "Detection System"
• Shows beacons and deauths
• Shows unique networks
• Detects hidden networks
• Requires:
  • An interface with the mode set on monitor (use your fav method of setting up the mode to monitor, here's how with the aircrack-ng suite):

    sudo airmon-ng start <wlan0mon>

  • Root access
• Syntax (example):

  python main.py --attack monitor --iface wlan0mon

  • --attack monitor Selects the monitor function
  • --iface {interface} Selects the interface to be used
  • Other optional params:
    • --hideBeacons Do not show beacon packets
    • --hideDeauths Do not show deauth packets
    • --dontHop Disables channel hoppinh
    • --verbose Show more info (probably useless for now)
      • Right now this is activated for deauth packets and can't be turned off

Deauth

• Sends deauths from a client to an access point and to an access point to a client
• Disconnects every device from a wifi network no matter about the encryption used
• Does not require for the attacker to know the passport of the access point
• Requires:
  • An interface with the mode set on monitor using the channel your access point target uses(use your fav method of setting up the mode to monitor, here's how with the aircrack-ng suite):

    sudo airmon-ng start <wlan0mon> <channel>

  • Root access
• Syntax (example):

  sudo python main.py --attack deauth --bssid 10:FE:AC:AA:CC:AS --client 76:A6:F9:FF:A8:5E --iface wlan0mon --number 1

  • --attack deauth Selects the deauth function
  • --iface {interface} Selects the interface to be used
  • --bssid {access point bssid} Defines the access point
  • --client {client bssid} Defines client/target bssid
  • --number {count} How many packets do you want to send?

Scan

• Scans for access points
  • An interface with the mode set on monitor (use your fav method of setting up the mode to monitor, here's how with the aircrack-ng suite):

    sudo airmon-ng start <wlan0mon>

  • Root access
• Syntax (example):

  sudo python main.py --attack scan --iface wlan0mon

  • --attack scan Selects the scan function
  • --iface {interface} Selects the interface to be used