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1.5.0.42

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@FLOCK4H FLOCK4H released this 23 Jan 03:14
  • Added Arsenal -> Add and manage your own tools in the script, now you can launch your script inside Freeway, or check out some mine:
  1. CSASpam -> We try to make an AP use 5GHz band by blocking all 2.4GHz channels
  2. DeauthNote -> Flood APs with deauth frames, spam malformed beacon frames to clients
  • Freeway now starts up much faster due to time delay removals
  • Modified main UI
  • Reworked logo

1.4.0

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@FLOCK4H FLOCK4H released this 14 Oct 15:35
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Now you can generate summary of packet monitoring, for professional pentesting purposes.

  1. Switched to readline for better input handling.
  2. Improved input error management.
  3. Added -r option to Packet Monitor for saving results of the scan into a summary file.
  4. Modified monitor.py.

1.3.0

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@FLOCK4H FLOCK4H released this 27 Jun 13:12

Removed "annoying" EULA.
Added Packet Crafter, learn how to craft packets with Scapy easily.

[+] Updated Freeway
[+] Updated beacon_spam.py
[+] Added pkt_crafter.py

[-] Removed EULA prompt

1.2.4

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@FLOCK4H FLOCK4H released this 01 Jun 17:28

1.2.4

Now, PyPi will be cool with installing templates and lists folders!

[+] Added git_downloader.py
[+] Updated evil_twin.py
[+] Updated beacon_spam.py

1.2.1

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@FLOCK4H FLOCK4H released this 27 May 12:10

PyPi release: PyPi

1.2.0

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@FLOCK4H FLOCK4H released this 27 May 11:26

No more git pull origin main for updates, Freeway will handle this from now, in the script, it checks if there is a tag at

https://api.github.com/repos/{GITHUB_REPO}/releases/latest

different than the one in the current code repo, then proceeds with git pull origin main for us.

1.1.2

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@FLOCK4H FLOCK4H released this 27 May 10:15
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Tip

You need an external WiFi adapter or in total: 2 adapters, because on one you host the Evil Twin Access Point (AP), and the second one must remain connected to any WiFi in order to provide internet (the WiFi can also be connected when attack has already started, it will fix rerouting).

1.1.2

Incorporating the Evil Twin attack, now you can create an AP with captive portal using your own, or one from 4 default templates, HTML website.

Note

JavaScript might be disabled on some devices.

  • Change AP's Mac and ESSID to masquerade into other AP
  • Harvest Credentials directly to the console, automating hostapd, dnsmasq, and lighttpd
  • Use your own imagination to create templates
  • The Evil Twin is configurable in menu or /usr/local/share/3way/_config file for manual configuration.
  • If default IP and it's range: 10.0.0.15 and 10.0.0.20-150 is taken (busy), please change to one of other private IP class (e.g., 192.168.1.1, 172.16.1.1).