Wi-Fi
Overview of GhostESP's Wi-Fi capabilities
GhostESP’s Wi-Fi tools scan, monitor, connect, capture, and attack from the device itself.
Quick links
- Wi-Fi Basics - how the Wi-Fi radio is used
- Scanning networks - network scans and AP lists
- Connect to a Wi-Fi Network - join a network you own
- Capturing packets and handshakes
- Attacks - deauth, Karma, Evil Portal, DNS Sinkhole, and more
Wi-Fi Basics
Learn what Wi-Fi attacks are and how they work before diving into tools
Scanning networks
Discover and review nearby Wi-Fi access points
Connect to a Wi-Fi Network
Connect GhostESP to a network you own or are authorized to use
Find Devices on Your Wi-Fi Network
Discover devices and services on a network you own or are authorized to test
Check Open Ports
Check a device you own or are authorized to test for responding network ports
Run a Full Environment Sweep
Collect nearby Wi-Fi, BLE, 802.15.4, and GPS observations into a CSV file
Capturing packets
Record Wi-Fi traffic to a PCAP for later analysis
Deauthentication Attacks
Force devices to disconnect from a Wi-Fi network
USB Dongle Mode (Wireshark)
Use GhostESP as a wireless capture dongle for Wireshark
Capturing handshakes
Record Wi-Fi authentication data for analysis
Ghostchi
An autonomous Wi-Fi hunting tamagotchi that learns, adapts, and has opinions
Evil Portal
Host a fake Wi-Fi login page to test security awareness
GTK Abuse Test
Test if Wi-Fi client isolation can be bypassed using the Group Temporal Key
Karma Attack
Automatically respond to device probes with fake networks
DNS Sinkhole
Block ads and unwanted domains by running a DNS sinkhole on your GhostESP device
Aerial Detection
Detect drones, controllers, and OpenDroneID broadcasts with sequential Wi-Fi/BLE sweeps
DIAL Connect
Cast YouTube videos to smart TVs on your network
Flock Detection
Detect Flock Safety surveillance cameras and related infrastructure on 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi