This code has base on a code made by Mathy Vanhoef (https://github.com/vanhoefm/krackattacks-poc-zerokey). Please, take a look on README.md. Enjoy!
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This code has base on a code made by Mathy Vanhoef (https://github.com/vanhoefm/krackattacks-poc-zerokey). Please, take a look on README.md. Enjoy!
KrackPlus seeks to handle dependencies and parse the output from two scripts made by Mathy Vanhoef; with KrackPlus users can scan their devices to determine whether they are vulnerable to key reinstallation attacks, or attack those devices.
🌐 An application that exposes and aims to raise awareness about Wi-Fi key reinstallation attacks
This Python script generates a custom dictionary for brute-force Wi-Fi password cracking by combining words, numbers, and special characters, and outputs the permutations to a file for use in security testing. It simulates offline dictionary-based attacks on WLANs.
Containerized WPA2/WPA3 security measurement testbed — automated N-trial handshake reliability, KRACK replay resilience, and build reproducibility experiments using Docker and mac80211_hwsim.
Laboratory developed by Matteo Beltrami (@matteobeltrami), Luca Pedercini (@luckeez) and Christian Sassi for the Network Security course.
Lab Project about Krack Attacks vulnerabilities for the A.Y. 2022/2023 "Network Security" Master Degree Course at University of Trento (IT)
This script tests if APs are affected by CVE-2017-13082 (KRACK attack).
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