Wi-Pie

What's Wi-Pie?

Wi-Pie is a Bash-based command-line tool designed to bruteforce passwords against a Wi-Fi network using the nmcli command on Linux-based operating systems. This tool is suitable for wireless network security auditing purposes, by trying millions of passwords from rockyou.txt against a specific SSID until it successfully connects.

Wi-Pie works by reading the password list from rockyou.txt, then trying each password to connect to the target SSID using nmcli dev wifi connect. If the connection is successful, the process is terminated and the correct password is displayed. The program also supports network scanning, network forgetting, setting timeouts between attempts, and flexible configuration files management.

Getting Started

1. Download or clone this repo

   git clone https://github.com/naufalhanif25/wi-pie.git

2. Download rockyou.txt from the following link: Download rockyou.txt here
   Then move rockyou.txt to the Wi-Pie directory:

   mv rockyou.txt ~/path/to/wi-pie/

3. Change wi-pie.sh permission to executable

   chmod +x wi-pie.sh

4. Run wi-pie.shand start the bruteforce process

   ./wi-pie.sh --bruteforce <SSID>

   Example:

   ./wi-pie.sh --bruteforce "Someone Wi-Fi"

5. Wait for the bruteforce process to complete Output example:

   [ Status ] Checking requirements...
   [ Status ] Checking completed
   
   Trying: 12345678
   Trying: nopassword
   Trying: idontknow
   
   [ Success ] Successfully connect to 'Someone Wi-Fi' with password 'idontknow'

Warning ⚠️
This tool is only used for educational purposes or wireless network security audits. It is strictly forbidden to use this tool for criminal purposes.