Sniff&Crack is a comprehensive wireless security toolkit designed to assist in penetration testing and network analysis. It provides tools for sniffing wireless traffic, cracking network passwords, and analyzing vulnerabilities in wireless networks. The toolkit is intended for ethical hacking and educational purposes only.
- Wireless Traffic Sniffing: Capture and analyze wireless packets.
- Password Cracking: Tools to attempt password recovery for secured networks.
- Network Vulnerability Analysis: Identify and report potential security flaws in wireless networks.
To get started with Sniff&Crack, follow these steps:
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Clone the Repository:
git clone https://github.com/your-username/Sniff-Crack.git cd Sniff-Crack
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Install Dependencies: Refer to the documentation in the
/tools
and/scripts
directories for installing required tools and libraries. -
Explore the Toolkit:
- Use the
/utility
directory to configure your wireless interface. - Refer to
/scripts
for automation scripts to simplify common tasks. - Check
/attacks
for detailed guides on executing wireless attacks ethically.
- Use the
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Run Example Scripts: Try running the example scripts in the
/scripts
directory to familiarize yourself with the toolkit.
The repository is organized into the following directories:
Contains detailed documentation and usage guides for various tools, such as Wireshark, tcpdump, iPerf3, and Aircrack-ng. These tools are essential for tasks like packet analysis, network performance testing, and wireless security assessments.
Provides guides for configuring wireless network interfaces, including enabling Monitor Mode and switching back to Managed Mode. These utilities are crucial for setting up the environment for network analysis and penetration testing.
Includes automation scripts for common tasks such as setting up attacks, configuring tools, or performing network scans. These scripts simplify complex operations and improve efficiency during testing.
Documents various wireless attack techniques, such as WPA cracking and deauthentication attacks. This section provides step-by-step instructions and best practices for executing these attacks ethically and responsibly.
This toolkit is intended for ethical hacking and educational purposes only. The authors are not responsible for any misuse of this software.