This project demonstrates a practical simulation of Wi-Fi network exploitation using Evil Twin attacks and Man-in-the-Middle (MITM) techniques. It focuses on identifying wireless vulnerabilities and analyzing network traffic in a controlled and ethical lab environment using Kali Linux.
🔐 Professional Wireless Penetration Testing Framework - Advanced toolkit for ethical WiFi security assessment with WPA/WPA2/WPA3 support, PMKID attacks, Evil Twin, and comprehensive wireless auditing capabilities.
ESP8266-based WiFi hacking tool with Deauth + Evil Twin attacks. Mobile UI, easy setup. For educational use only.
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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.
Automated evil twin access point toolkit with traffic capture and real-time monitoring for wireless penetration testing and security research.
An open source tool to detect deauth, Evil Twin, Clonned wifi, Arp Spoofing and Man in the Middle attacks. This is service version of Wireless Protect
Play with a friend and ask each other Am I Evil.
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A sophisticated WiFi security testing tool built for ESP8266, implementing the Evil Twin attack vector with an advanced web interface. Created by letchupkt, this tool features a sleek hacker-themed control panel and multiple phishing template options.
An open source tool to detect deauth, Evil Twin, Clonned wifi, Arp Spoofing and Man in the Middle attacks.
It contains wireless attacks tool. Different types of evil twin attacks and advanced captive portal options are included in this tool.
Commonly found WiFi SSIDs in the UK.
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