Fluxion – Future of MITM WPA Attack! Complete Guide

Fluxion is an amazing tool used to crack WiFi. It enumerates wifi passwords through social engineering attacks. In this tool, you need to perform every attack manually.

The tool is compatible with your Linux OS.

Fluxion – Future of MITM WPA Attack! Complete Guide:

Fluxion first scans for the target Wi-Fi network. After obtaining the network, it will start the ‘Handshake Snooper’ attack where it will attempt to retrieve WPA/WPA2 password hashes (the four-way handshake) for key verification.

Finally, the “Captive Portal” attack will be begun which will create a rogue network and captive portal. Fluxion will then find an identical password when the target enters the correct password into the dummy network.

Requirements:

Kali Linux’s latest version or 2019.1 will do the work.

Installing Fluxion:

1. Download the latest revision:

git clone git@github.com:FluxionNetwork/fluxion.git

# Or if you prefer https 

git clone https://www.github.com/FluxionNetwork/fluxion.git

2. Switch to tool’s directory

cd fluxion 

3. Run fluxion (missing dependencies will be auto-installed)

./fluxion.sh

Fluxion is also available in arch

cd bin/arch
makepkg

or using the black arch repo

pacman -S fluxion

Available Fluxion Options:

-v or --version	Prints script version & revision.
-h or --help	Prints help information.
-d or --debug	Enables debugging messages & behavior.
-k or --killer	Kills processes using selected interface (UNSAFE & DISCOURAGED).
-r or --reloader	Reloads the selected interface’s wireless driver.
-n or --airmon-ng	Enables the use of airmon-ng for monitor mode switching, rather than fluxion.
-m or --multiplexer	Enables the usage of tmux, rather than xterm (currently not implemented).
-e or --essid	Targets the specified ESSID (requires BSSID, & channel to be specified).
-b or --bssid	Targets the specified BSSID (requires ESSID, & channel to be specified).
-c or --channel	Targets the specified channel (requires BSSID, & ESSID to be specified).
-l or --language	Sets the language to be used for the command line interface.
-a or --attack	Sets the target to be launched.
--ratio	Sets the xterm windows’ ratio.

For detailed information and available options for attacks, click on the ‘documentation’ button below.