Wifi DNS hijacker
Actually works on any network if you can MITM it.
wifi-hijack sniffs a network device for DNS requests using libpcap. When a desired DNS query is sent by someone (except yourself), a fake response is written, hopefully before the actual DNS server responds. This causes the device that made the query believe that your response is the right one, hijacking the traffic to whatever IP you want.
Usage: wifi-hijack CONFIG
Hijacks DNS requests on the given device.
Arguments:
CONFIG configuration file
Options:
-h --help
# Device where to sniff DNS traffic
source_device: en0
# Device where to inject fake DNS responses
target_device: en7
# Target DNS queries
targets:
- address: 10.0.0.8 # Address is the fake response
matches: # Matches are a list of regexes to match agains't the query
- "google.com"
- "*.google.com"
- address: 10.0.0.7
matches:
- "*"
Targets are evaluated in order, consider this if building a complex configuration. (wait... wat u doin m8?)
I'm not responsible by anything that you do with this tool. It was created solely by the curiosity about the security flaws of open wifi networks.
Don't be evil.
Copyright (c) 2017 Jonathan Lima greenboxal@gmail.com
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