Airgeddon is a comprehensive bash script designed for Linux systems, focusing on auditing wireless network security. It provides a wide array of tools and techniques for penetration testing and assessing the vulnerabilities of wireless infrastructures.
Key features include:
- Versatile Attack Methods: Implementation of various attacks such as deauthentication, Evil Twin, and WPS attacks.
- Wireless Auditing: Comprehensive auditing of wireless networks to identify security loopholes.
- Handshake Capture: Tools for capturing WPA/WPA2 handshakes for offline cracking.
- Plugin Support: Extensible architecture allowing users to add custom functionalities.
- User-Friendly Interface: Menu-driven interface for easy navigation and operation.
Airgeddon is primarily used by:
- Security Professionals: For conducting penetration tests and security audits.
- Network Administrators: To assess and improve the security of their wireless networks.
- Ethical Hackers: For learning and practicing wireless security techniques in a controlled environment.
