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derv82 / wifite2

Rewrite of the popular wireless network auditor, "wifite"
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[Feature Request] Ignore AP's with [NAME] #46

Open wifiuk opened 7 years ago

wifiuk commented 7 years ago

Can we have a feature that ignores all APs with a specifc name of xxxxxxx

e.g. BTHome hub in the UK, has a 2/3 network for Guest Wifi... Some of these are like BTWifi-X , are WPA protected so they show up but just get in the way , would be nice to filter them out, or a specific AP if needed on an engagement...

Le-NooNz commented 7 years ago

+1 for exactly the same reasons I'd love something like an exclude file with entries which will filter out the scan results.

kimocoder commented 7 years ago

+1 me too. would be a nice feature. thanks for the idea

wikijm commented 7 years ago

+1

Le-NooNz commented 5 years ago

Hi,

just coming back to wifite and I see that this feature has been implemented, that's great !

Just to clarify on the use of the parameter, is there a way to specify multiple exclusions ? I've tried -E "1st_exclude" -E "2nd_exclude", wifite only registers the last one, so I tried -E "1st_exclude; 2nd_exclude" and different characters in place of ";" to no avail.

As usual great work on this piece of software, i love it :)

Czechball commented 5 years ago

That's weird, I used "-E SSID1 -E SSID2" and both got excluded

RaduNico commented 5 years ago

@Czechball -E as of now is case insensitive so if the two SSIDs differ only by the casing they will both be ignored (-E my-wifi ignores both 'my-wifi' and 'My-WiFi').

@Le-NooNz I've made a PR that makes it possible to ignore multiple SSIDs using multiple -E options, but it wasn't merged by derv82 yet. If you'd like you can use my branch - it wont get changed or deleted before derv82 merges or denies my PR. You can clone it using this command git clone https://github.com/RaduNico/wifite2.git --branch ignore_multiple Cheers!

Le-NooNz commented 5 years ago

I'll take a look, thanks !

Le-NooNz commented 5 years ago

On a side note, how about -E accepting a string or a filename (containing a list of SSIDs) as parameter ? It would shorten the command line by a lot in my use case...

Grauen commented 4 years ago

I would recommend to implement this feature in the ap selection part.

After wifi lists clients you can select all or a specific AP by Id.

But sometimes you want to attack all APs but one.

It would be cool, if you could just enter !5 and then wifite will select all APs but the one with ID 5.

Also it would be nice if you could separate multiple Id's like this: !5,!9