Evil Twin Wi-Fi pentesting tool designed for the ESP8266 platform. It performs targeted deauthentication attacks on a selected Wi-Fi network and simultaneously creates a fake access point (AP) that mimics the target's SSID. The fake AP serves a convincing router firmware update captive portal to capture credentials or perform social engineering.
ESP8266-based Evil Twin attack tool for WiFi network testing and security research.
Nodemcu Evil-twin (working)
ESP8266-based WiFi hacking tool with Deauth + Evil Twin attacks. Mobile UI, easy setup. For educational use only.
Captive-portal phishing for TTGO ESP32
WiFi Hacking with an ESP8266 - Deauth combined with Evil Twin attack
100% Working ESP8266 EVIL TWIN ATTACK. This code implements an ESP8266-based WiFi deauthentication and Evil Twin attack. It hosts a web interface for scanning nearby WiFi networks, selecting one, and either deauthenticating its clients or creating a fake access point with the same SSID. Users control the attacks through the ESP8266's web server.
A tool that captures 2.4GHz Wi-Fi passwords via Evil Twin attack.
⚡ Perform Evil Twin Attack Using NodeMCU Board
ESP8266 deauther with basic phishing captive portal (AKA evil twin attack)
A suite of WiFi/Bluetooth offensive and defensive tools for the ESP32 and ESP8266
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