Today I have a very useful and useful tool for you. It will be very useful for those who use Android rooted devices and are interested in WiFi network auditing or penetration testing. The tool is called W8RootWifiHK.
This tool basically helps to perform various WiFi related tasks using Termux on rooted Android devices. It brings together tools like Wi-Fi, Pixie Dust Attack, etc. into a user-friendly package, so you can easily perform tasks.
W8RootWifiHK What's the tool?
It can be run through a Termux. In it you will find:
Network Scanning WPA/WPA2 Capture Dictionary Attack দিয়ে Password Crack User-friendly Menu & Automation
Optimized for maximum performance on rooted Android devices.
The necessary tools:
- Rooted Android Device
- Termux App… Click To Download
- BusyBox Free_64 (Optional)… Click To Download
- Internet connection (during installation)
- (Optional) Supports internal Wi-Fi monitor mode
BusyBox How does it work
BusyBox basically makes the terminal system of Android more powerful. It supports many Linux commands, such as:
ifconfig– to check the network interface.iwconfig– Wireless Managementreboot,ping,wget,arp,crontab,mountetc.
BusyBox also requires some commands in the W8RootWifiHK tool, especially when running airodump-ng or deauth attack. So the tool may not work in many cases if BusyBox is not installed.
How To Install BusyBox :
Step 1: BusyBox Download App
“BusyBox" App Install:
BusyBox App
Step 2: Open the app.
- When you open the app, it will ask for root permissions. Allow it.
- Then it will scan for a while and show which BusyBox file is supported.
Step 3: Install BusyBox.
“Install” Click।
This will install BusyBox in / system / xbin / or / system / bin /.
After the installation is complete, you can use the BusyBox command in Termux or any other tool.
Installation and use (step by step)
- Open Termux and update the package.
pkg update & & pkg upgrade - y
2. Install Git (if it's not already installed)
pkg install git-y
3. Let's install Python:
pkg install python-y
4. Clone the tool from GitHub:
git clone https://github.com/W8SOJIB/W8RootWifiHK
5. Go to the directory:
cd W8RootWifiHK
ls
6.Run Permission :
chmod +x oneshot.py
ls
6. Run Permission:
Why do you use an auto-installer?
With this, you can easily launch the WiFi hacking interface in a shortcut.
You don't have to enter a command each time - it's all in one click!
bash installer.sh
Using this auto-installer, a .bash file will be created in your home directory.
Once the file is run, the WiFi hacking interface will be launched directly.
You can easily start hacking by selecting the WiFi network from there.
If you don't want automatic storage permissions, manually grant them.
Of course, you'll need to give the route permission. Those who have the Magisk Manager to give route permissions in Tarmac, they will first open the Magisk Manager. Then go to Superuser option and allow Termux. Then you will get access to the tarmac route.
This tool works best if you go to your mobile's settings and turn off Wi-Fi.
- The ones that you can see in green inside the interface are the most likely to be hacked. In particular, TP-Link's TL series routers are the best hacked.
Here you can see that the name of WiFi number four is' RUHUL '. I want to hack that wifi, so I will write '4' here.
- You can see that Rahul's WiFi password and WPS PIN have come here.
Now I'm going to show you how to perform advanced hacks that aren't usually hacked. Basically we will attack brute force through this tool. Brute force refers to the brute force of a WPS pin that does not directly kill a Wi-Fi password, but instead directly attacks the WPS pin.
cd W8RootWifiHK
ls
sudo python oneshot. py-i wlan0-K
Now we'll copy the BSSID, which will look a bit like a MAC address.
Then we press Ctrl + C, this will close the tool.
Then we will go to the home directory with the cd command.
Exmple: sudo python oneshot.py -i wlan0 -b B4:0F:3B:57:F0:90 -B
The process may take some time, but it will eventually work.
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