WireEye

"Gaze into the Abyss, and get lost in the data stream."

UPDATE: This framework is under active development and will be released in the future.

Note

You can obtain/use the extension modules to WireEye via WirelessAdvocate

Toolset for 802.11/LAN reconnaissance across remote and local networks.

WireEye (Wireless Eye) is a 802.11 a/b/g/n wireless protocol analyzer written in Python3 built to capture and dissect 802.11 probe requests, responses, along with the wireless beacon frames deployed by remote access points when advertising their SSID, cipher, wireless capabilities, etc.

Requirements:

1. A working network adapter that is capable of supporting the following management modes for the targeted NIC (Network Interface Card):

   • Monitor - allows a computer with a wireless network interface controller (WNIC) to monitor all traffic received on a wireless channel.

2. Scapy

A python program that enables the user to send, sniff and dissect and forge network packets.

• Installation (Python 3.10):
  • $(which python3) -m pip install scapy

Basic Usage:

$(which python3) wireEye.py --help

The first early development files for the WireEye (Wireless Eye) network information gathering submodules for the Python3.10 and C counterparts have been completed. The source code for all static files developed ending in ".c" will be posted at a later date. Stand by.