WHAD: Wireless HAcking Devices
This framework provides a set of command-line tools to play with/hack/explore wireless protocols and devices as well as a library to create powerful wireless tools to use with hardware devices running a compatible firmware.
Installation
Installation is pretty straightforward with pip:
pip install whad
Online documentation
Project documentation is available on ReadTheDocs.
Running unit tests
You can run unit tests locally for the default python version using:
pytest
You can run unit tests for every supported python version using:
tox
(You need to install Python interpreters from 3.9 to 3.13 included to run tox). The tests are automatically run by github actions when something is pushed to main branch or when a pull request is merged.
Release files for whad 1.2.18
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