Netmode is a lighweight bash script that use the power of 'iw' which allows users to easily switch between different Wi-Fi modes, ranging from managed, monitor, IBSS (ad-hoc), mesh, and WDS modes.
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Netmode is a lighweight bash script that use the power of 'iw' which allows users to easily switch between different Wi-Fi modes, ranging from managed, monitor, IBSS (ad-hoc), mesh, and WDS modes.
Professional WiFi security testing tool (Python, MIT) for authorized penetration testing & education. Features network scanning, wordlist/generated password brute-force, logging, and CLI. Windows only, requires Admin rights. Strictly for networks you own or have explicit permission to test.
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The Python-based Wi-Fi Manager allows you to list USB and network devices, change wireless adapter modes, and disable wireless adapters easily.
A simple,efficient shell script to easily switch to monitor/managed mode
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