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Freeway – A Comprehensive Guide To WiFi Penetration Testing With Python

“Freeway” is a Python-based tool designed to enhance WiFi penetration testing and network security.

Utilizing the capabilities of Scapy, it equips ethical hackers and security professionals with the necessary tools to audit and secure networks.

Explore its robust features like packet monitoring, deauthentication attacks, and more to sharpen your cybersecurity skills.

1. Overview

Freeway is a Python scapy-based tool for WiFi penetration that aim to help ethical hackers and pentesters develop their skills and knowledge in auditing and securing home or enterprise networks.

2. Features

  • IEEE 802.11 Packet Monitoring
  • Deauthentication Attack
  • Beacon Flood
  • Packet Fuzzer
  • Network Audit
  • Channel Hopper
  • Evil Twin
  • Packet Crafter

Description of the features can be found in Section 6

3. Preparation

It is necessary to have:

  • A network adapter supporting monitor mode and frame injection.
  • An operating system running a Linux distribution.
  • Python 3+ installed.

Optionally, install Scapy and Rich packages for Python if not installing via pip.

4. Setup

Option A: Install via PyPi (RECOMMENDED)

  $ sudo pip install 3way

Option B: Install or run manually

First, clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/FLOCK4H/Freeway

Navigate to the cloned repository:

cd Freeway

For more information click here.

Varshini

Varshini is a Cyber Security expert in Threat Analysis, Vulnerability Assessment, and Research. Passionate about staying ahead of emerging Threats and Technologies.

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