Software portion of final degree project carried out by Martin Harvey. The objective of the project was to build a small, cheap and easy to use device to assist in the auditing of the security of a conventional wifi network. Modules can be run either via the GUI or individually via the command line.
Functions are:
- Host Discovery and Port Scanning
- Promiscuous Packet Interception
- List Local WiFi Networks
- List Local Bluetooth devices
- WiFi Network Dictionary Attack
- WPA Handshake Interception
Dependencies are required for certain functions to operate
Python Libraries:
- Scapy
- wireless
- PyBluez
Linux Programs:
- nmcli (and by extension NetworkManager)
- airmon-ng (installed as part of aircrack-ng package)
The physical device is a Raspberry Pi 3 B+ with a touchscreen and using the nexmon drivers, but the software can, in theory, be run on any device running a recent Linux distribution. Even if your device does not support monitor mode (required for handshake interception), other features will work.
Can be run via:
sudo python3 code/main_window.pyOr each individual module can be run on the cli independently. For example:
sudo python3 port_scanner.py <address/block> <start port> <end port> <output file (optional)>
Unit tests have been written for pytest. pytest can be run with the following command.
sudo python3 -m pytest
This program should only be used on a network you have express permission to use it on. Using this program to commit any crime is strictly forbidden and I do not take any responsibility for the use of this program for illegal actions.