This is a BIG work-in-progress

Airraid glues together aircrack-ng, hashcat, and some forethought. Airraid is autonomous, and uses OSINT to try to accelerate the password cracking phase. You can also collect hashes to try in hashcat later.

Since this is a WIP, there are several seperate scripts mean to be ran by the end-user:

• airraid.py
• bulk_discriminator.py
• handshake_capturer.py

I'm fairly sure all of them need sudo.

airraid.py currently runs bulk_accumulator.py, which works to create wireless_bulk.json, a file collecting details about wireless networks and clients.

bulk_discriminator.py performs analysis on wireless_bulk.json, and is meant to be ran after (at least after starting) bulk_accumulator.py.

handshake_capturer.py takes various network and client details as inputs, and listens for 4-way handshakes. If it detects one it automatically saves the handshake to captured_handshakes/, deleteds the temporary files used, and exits gracefully.

Tested and created with python 3.10.10. Required Linux packages [version tested on]:

• pyrcrack [1.2.6]
• asyncio [3.4.3]
• aircrack-ng [1.7] (built-in)
• iwconfig [WT-30] (built-in)
• net-tools [2.10] (built-in)
• hashcat [6.2.6] (built-in)

Required python packages (currently all built-in):

• tempfile
• signal
• time
• csv
• os
• glob
• subprocess