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davidbombal/red-python-scripts
A flat collection of standalone Python scripts from David Bombal's YouTube channel covering network scanning, ARP spoofing, EXIF manipulation, WiFi DoS, and smart bulb control. It's a companion repo to video tutorials, not a library or tool. The target audience is people following along with the videos, not people looking for production-ready utilities.
Each script is short and self-contained — easy to read and understand without context. Good variety of topics for someone learning network programming basics. The ARP and nmap scripts show real-world usage of Scapy and python-nmap with minimal boilerplate. EXIF handling with Pillow is demonstrated cleanly, including a CSV export variant.
No README, no requirements.txt, no setup instructions anywhere — you're expected to watch the YouTube video to know what dependencies to install or what arguments to pass. Several scripts (wifi_dos*.py) implement WiFi deauthentication attacks with no warning, usage notes, or legal disclaimer, which is a liability if someone runs them without understanding what they're doing. The repo hasn't been touched since October 2024 and shows no sign of active maintenance. As a flat dump of tutorial scripts it has no reusable structure — nothing you'd actually import or extend.