wifigaze

WifiGaze

WifiGaze is a network security tool designed to:

• Observe WiFi devices in your proximity.
• Create a graph of all devices they communicate with, including non-wireless devices if a WiFi device is interacting with them.
• Incrementally discover more devices as it hops through all available WiFi channels.

Features:

• Reveals devices on networks without decrypting any traffic.
• Web interface that can be accessed locally or configured remotely
• Supports exporting and importing of graphs.

Requirements

To use WifiGaze, you need something like default Kali (which gives the first 3):

• Python3
• Wireshark (tshark)
• sudo/root access - root is required to hop between wifi channels, it won't hop channels if you have the same number of interfaces as channels you are monitoring
• Wireless network interface(s) in monitor mode - See Example configuring of Monitor mode.
• if using a rpi sudo apt-get install libxml2-dev libxslt-dev

Installing WifiGaze

Create a virtual environment and install the wheel from the releases to the right

virtualenv venv
source venv/bin/activate
pip install wifigaze-0.3.0-py3-none-any.whl

Running WifiGaze

Run WifiGaze with default settings and the first WLAN interface:

  wifigaze --interfaces=wlan0

For WLAN interfaces that don't support 5GHz, limit the channels to scan:

  wifigaze --interfaces=wlan1 --channels=1,6,11

Once WifiGaze is running you can navigate to the web interface: http://127.0.0.1:8765

Command Line Options:

Option	Description	Default
--interfaces=	List of WLAN interfaces to use (e.g., wlan0,wlan1).
--channels=	List of channels to scan.	1,6,11,36,40,44,48,149,153,157,161
--channel-dwell-time=	Time to listen on each channel before switching.	1
--no-monitormode	Launches without listening to WLAN interfaces.
--preload-graph=	Preload a previously exported graph.	None
--listen-ip=	IP address to listen on.	127.0.0.1
--listen-port=	Port to listen on.	8765
--no-browser	Do not launch the browser interface.
--log-level=	Log level (TRACE, DEBUG, INFO, WARNING, ERROR, CRITICAL).	INFO
-h, --help	Display help message and exit.

Building the Project

WifiGaze requires Python 3 and Node.js to build. Use the following commands:

python buildvue.py
python -m pip install --user setuptools wheel
python -m build