v1s1t0r1sh3r3/airgeddon
Airgeddon
airgeddon is a bash-based wireless network audit suite and security toolkit for Linux. It serves as a framework for testing wireless vulnerabilities and verifying network configurations across various encryption standards, including WPA, WEP, and WPS.
The project functions as an orchestration layer that integrates a collection of third-party wireless security tools. It features a modular approach to attack vectorization, coordinating tasks such as evil twin simulations with captive portals, WPA handshake interception, and the execution of WPS vulnerability tests.
Its capabilities cover a broad range of wireless auditing domains, including enterprise-grade security analysis with protocol downgrade attacks and offline password cracking using hardware acceleration. The suite also includes utilities for wireless interface management, such as MAC address spoofing and toggling adapters between managed and monitor modes, as well as tools for discovering hidden networks and performing deauthentication attacks.
The software can be deployed as a containerized image to ensure consistent execution and dependency resolution across different host operating systems.
Features
- Wireless Security Auditing - Provides a comprehensive bash-based framework for testing wireless security vulnerabilities and verifying network configurations on Linux.
- WPA Wi-Fi Cracking Toolkits - Provides an integrated suite for capturing wireless handshakes and recovering WPA/WPA2 passwords.
- WPS Attacks - Recovers network passwords by executing Pixie Dust, brute-force, or known-PIN attacks against WPS implementations.
- Password Cracking - Provides a framework for running dictionary or brute-force attacks against captured wireless hashes using CPU or GPU acceleration.
- Rogue Access Points - Creates rogue access points with MAC spoofing and captive portals to intercept traffic.
- Bash-Based Tool Orchestrators - Provides a central bash-based orchestration layer to coordinate a collection of third-party wireless security tools.
- Wireless Interface Mode Management - Manages the transition of wireless hardware between managed and monitor modes while tracking device identifier changes.
- Captive Portal Simulations - Simulates legitimate access points to intercept traffic using captive portals and SSL stripping.
- Wireless Attack Tools - Integrates a comprehensive suite of tools for auditing, testing, and exploiting wireless network protocols.
- Handshake Captures - Collects network handshake files and identifiers to facilitate offline security analysis.
- Wireless Security Frameworks - Provides a modular platform for managing wireless adapters in monitor mode and performing deauthentication attacks.
- Legacy Protocol Recovery - Executes targeted recovery processes for legacy wireless security protocols including WPS and WEP.
- WPA3 Auditing - Implements targeted attacks against modern WPA3 encrypted networks using dictionary methods and cookie guzzling.
- MAC Address Spoofers - Changes the hardware address of the wireless interface to mask the identity of the operator.
- Network Discovery - Uncovers hidden network identifiers using deauthentication attacks or dictionary-based lookups.
- Wireless Deauthentication Tools - Sends deauthentication frames to disconnect clients from a wireless access point.
- Wireless Networking Tools - Discovers nearby networks and identifies their technical standards by signal strength.
- Hidden Network Discovery - Identifies the names of wireless networks configured to be hidden from standard scans.
- Wireless Interface Controllers - Configures support for specific wireless frequency bands based on the capabilities of network cards.
- Hardware Acceleration - Runs dictionary or brute-force attacks against captured handshakes using GPU or CPU acceleration.
- Authentication Downgrade Attacks - Forces networks to use weaker protocols to enable further exploitation of security vulnerabilities.
- Wireless Network Attacks - Captures enterprise hashes and plaintext passwords using fake access points and certificate analysis.
- Wireless Security Auditing - Runs specialized attack vectors and offline decryption processes designed for enterprise-grade wireless security.
- Wireless Handshake Decryption - Enables offline decryption of captured wireless handshakes for both personal and enterprise network configurations.
- Password Hash Recovery - Decrypts captured network hashes using dictionary and rule-based attacks with hardware acceleration.
- WPS PIN Recovery - Identifies vulnerable router configurations by matching devices against a database of known generic WPS passwords.
- Denial of Service Tools - Disrupts wireless connectivity using pursuit modes to prevent target devices from changing channels.
- Modular Attack Vectors - Organizes wireless auditing tasks into discrete logic paths based on the target encryption standard or protocol.
- WPS Vulnerability Testing - Recovers network passwords by executing Pixie Dust, brute-force, or known-PIN attacks against WPS implementations.
- Wireless Encryption Cracking - Wifislax recovers encryption keys using techniques such as Chop-Chop, ARP Replay, and fragmentation.
- Exploitation Tool Wrappers - Encapsulates external command-line security utilities to standardize input parameters and capture their output.
- Wireless Monitor Mode - Toggles wireless adapters between managed and monitor modes while maintaining settings across device name changes.
- Wireless Network Tools - Bash script for auditing wireless networks.
- Wireless Security Tools - Multi-use script for auditing wireless networks.
- Wireless Testing - Automated script for auditing wireless network security.
