Closed ghost closed 4 years ago
Hi, the problem to add this kind of attack is the lack of solid tools to perform it. All airgeddon dependencies are solid tools which are included in the repositories of the almost the most common pentest Linux distributions. In the case of KRACK attack, there are only some dirty pythons in the author-discoverer github repo.
So, as far as I know, there is no a solid tool to perform this. I mean a tool which reached repos to be installed by apt on Debian based or by pacman on Arch based distros, etc. Maybe this could be reviewed in the future. Thanks for the suggestion.
I just had to do a system re install because I thought running vanhoefm script in a venv and breaking system packages I would be able to get things working I forgot how I did it last time but anyways long story short I ended up here to see if airgeddon had a krack method
Now, plugins system exist. So if you want to integrate some dirty python stuff to airgeddon, now you can. Nowadays in 2023, there is still a lack of solid tools to perform this attack. So I think the only way is to do a plugin to integrate it. But it is something for now that you should do.
Describe the feature or compatibility enhancement and involved versions if apply
Krack or key reinstallation attack for wpa2 would be great
What are the benefits of adding this?
a lot of people who can't use krack attack manually with terminal commands would benefit from it.