NetNinja is an open-source offensive Wi-Fi penetration testing tool developed by Ethan Prime.
NetNinja is designed to provide penetration testers and security enthusiasts with a cost-effective and flexible solution for assessing the security of Wi-Fi networks. By leveraging the ESP32 devkit and ESP32-WROVER-B module, NetNinja offers capabilities for packet injection, monitoring, and analysis, all in a compact and affordable package.
- Packet Injection: NetNinja supports packet injection, allowing users to simulate various attacks on Wi-Fi networks.
- Monitoring: The tool can monitor Wi-Fi traffic to identify potential vulnerabilities and security weaknesses.
- Integration with Popular Tools (Work in Progress): Integration with popular Wi-Fi penetration testing tools such as Aircrack-ng and Wireshark is currently in development. Contributions and suggestions for this feature are welcome!
- Cost-Effective: By utilizing readily available hardware components and open-source software, NetNinja offers a cost-effective alternative to expensive commercial Wi-Fi penetration testing tools.
- Open Source: NetNinja is distributed under an open-source license, allowing users to customize and extend its functionality to suit their specific requirements.
- Clone the NetNinja repository to your local machine: Install the necessary dependencies by following the instructions in the README.md file. Connect the ESP32 devkit and ESP32-WROVER-B module to your computer. Follow the setup instructions provided in the INSTALLATION.md file to configure NetNinja for use.
Connect NetNinja to your target Wi-Fi network. use custom python script to use it as we don't have support for popular tools such as aircrack ng or wireshark.
Use scapy library for this program.
Contributions to NetNinja are encouraged and appreciated. Whether you're a seasoned developer or just getting started, there are many ways to contribute to the project. You can help by testing the tool, reporting bugs, suggesting new features, or even contributing code. If you're interested in contributing, please do so.
For any inquiries, feedback, or contributions regarding NetNinja, please contact Ethan Prime at ethanprime.c137@mail.com or visit the project's GitHub repository at Brownpanda29/NetNinja.
NetNinja is distributed under the MIT License.
git clone https://github.com/Brownpanda29/NetNinja.git