WiFiSpoof

WiFiSpoof: Open-Source WiFi Spoofing Tool

An open-source tool for spoofing devices on local WiFi networks, perfect for testing purposes, by cloning the MAC address of connected devices

What is WiFiSpoof?

WiFiSpoof is an open-source command line tool that allows users to spoof other devices on their local WiFi network for testing and security research purposes. It works by cloning the MAC address of a connected device, allowing the user's device to impersonate another in terms of network traffic.

Some key features of WiFiSpoof include:

• Spoofing other devices on the network by cloning their MAC address
• Custom packet creation and injection
• Bypassing ACLs based on MAC address filtering
• Testing WiFi security and performing audits
• Runs on Linux and requires a WiFi card that supports monitor mode
• Lightweight and easy to use with a simple command line interface

WiFiSpoof can be used by white-hat hackers, IT professionals, and security researchers to test WiFi networks for vulnerabilities. However, it should only be used on networks you own or have permission to test. The tool allows deep analysis of WiFi traffic and weaknesses in WEP, WPA, and other security standards.

WiFiSpoof Features

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