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U7P4L-IN/WIFI-HACKING
⚡Cyber Security Tool For Hacking Wireless Connections Using Built-In Kali Tools. Supports All Securities (WEP, WPS, WPA, WPA2/TKIP/IES) hacking is not a crime it's a skills ⚡
A menu-driven Python wrapper around existing Kali/aircrack-ng-style wireless tools — automates monitor mode, handshake capture, WPS attacks, and dictionary/rockyou cracking. Aimed at people already doing wireless pentesting on Kali, BlackArch, or rooted Termux who want a faster CLI menu instead of typing aircrack-ng commands by hand.
It doesn't reimplement any crypto or 802.11 attack logic itself, it just orchestrates tools (aircrack-ng/reaver-class utilities) that are already mature and widely audited, which is the right call for this category. Covering WEP, WPA/WPA2, and WPS in one menu, plus three different cracking paths (rockyou, custom wordlist, wordlist-less), is a reasonable feature set for a one-stop script. Termux support on rooted Android extends usability to hardware that wouldn't normally run a full pentest distro.
Everything lives in one file (WIFI.py) with no module separation, no visible error handling, and no tests — a single crash in monitor-mode setup likely kills the whole run with no cleanup of the wireless interface state. The README is almost entirely badges, GIFs, and install commands; there's no explanation of what each menu option actually shells out to, what flags are passed, or what dependencies beyond pip install requests are assumed to already exist on the system. The 'all rights reserved, no reproduction without permission' copyright notice sits awkwardly next to a license badge, so it's unclear what you're actually allowed to do with the code. No changelog or indication of what's been tested recently beyond the last push date, and zero mention of how it handles common failure modes like no compatible monitor-mode adapter.