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CLI-Deauther

A tool that deauthenticates 2.4GHz WiFi networks over a serial console.

Key Features

  • Simple Setup.
  • LED flickers when deauth started on selected network.
  • Easy to manage.

Supported Board

  • It supports NodeMCU ESP8266 Boards only.
  • It supports 2.4GHz frequency only.
  • If possible, use those NodeMCU ESP8266 boards which contain CP2102 driver chipset.

Setup

  1. Download Arduino IDE from here according to your Operating System.

  2. Install it.

  3. Go to FilePreferencesAdditional Boards Manager URLs.

  4. Paste the following link :

    https://raw.githubusercontent.com/SpacehuhnTech/arduino/main/package_spacehuhn_index.json
    
  5. Click on OK.

  6. Go to ToolsBoardBoard Manager.

  7. Wait for sometimes and search deauther by Spacehuhn Technologies.

  8. Simply install it.

  9. Wait for sometime and after that it is installed.

  10. Restart the Arduino IDE.

  11. Done!

Install

Via Arduino IDE

  1. Download or Clone the Repository.
  2. Open the folder and just double click on CLI-Deauther.ino file.
  3. It opens in Arduino IDE.
  4. Compile the code.
  5. Select the correct board from the ToolsBoardDeauther ESP8266 Boards.
    • It is NodeMCU.
  6. Select the correct port number of that board.
  7. Upload the code.
  8. Done!

Via ESP8266 Flasher

  1. Download the NodeMCU ESP8266 Flasher from here according to your operating system.
  2. Download the .bin file from here.
  3. Open NodeMCU ESP8266 Flasher.
  4. Select the correct port number of that board.
  5. Click on Advanced Tab.
  6. Click on Restore Default button.
  7. Click on Config Tab.
    • It show INTERNAL://NODEMCU.
  8. Click on image in front of INTERNAL://NODEMCU.
  9. Select the CLI-Deauther.bin file.
  10. Click on Operation Tab.
  11. Click on Flash(F) button.
  12. Wait for sometimes and when completed, press RST button.

Using Serial Console

  1. Open Serial Console by click here.
  2. Select baud rate 115200.
  3. Click on Connect button.
  4. When it shows Connected! Go On! only then your ESP8266 board is ready otherwise repeat steps 2 and 3.
  5. Type help to get available commands.

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