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I created a WiFi attacker device using the ESP8266. The device includes four types of attacks, with the main ones being deauth and evil twin. It can perform an evil twin with deauth attack. It took me a whole month of work on both the code and hardware to reach this result. This project is based on another project called Zifi. The original goal was to modify Zifi's code to make it compatible with a screen and buttons, but it evolved as I added more features. I added the ability to select a custom fake page. The device broadcasts a network to connect to, allowing you to upload an HTML file for the fake page. The device then uses it as a phishing page when launching an evil twin attack. It started with 300 lines in the original code and ended with 1,600 lines to achieve this result. I also made the device portable, focusing on making it small in size, adding buttons, and an antenna. I added a battery and a charging port. The battery lasts for two continuous hours. I used my old AirPods battery along with its charging board, as I don’t have another battery and charging board XD. I wanted to add more features, like saving previously captured passwords or creating a custom library of fake pages, but I’m too lazy for that. And yeah, it's for educational purposes. [link] [comments] |
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