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Help you to find who is stealing your WiFI network, scan your WiFI and show you how many devices are currently connected!

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Who is on my WiFi

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infoWho-is-on-my-wifi is a Python3 cli project that allows you to see who is stealing your WiFI network, scan your WiFI and show you how many devices are connected. Software can be installed on any Windows and Linux device (Mac not verified).

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INSTALLATION

Windows need WinPcap.

Pip

pip3 install who-is-on-my-wifi

Debian based

Download the latest deb for example from release page and follow these commands.

### Download commands ###
wget https://github.com/tucnakomet1/Python-Who-Is-On-My-WiFi/releases/download/1.3.3/who-is-on-my-wifi-v1.3.3.deb

### Install ###
sudo dpkg -i who-is-on-my-wifi-v1.3.3.deb
rm who-is-on-my-wifi-v1.3.3.deb #remove useless package

### Uninstall ###
sudo dpkg -r who-is-on-my-wifi-v1.3.3

Tarball/ Source

Download the latest tar release. Use any file manager or run command to extract package:

### Tarball ###
tar -xvzf Python-Who-Is-On-My-WiFi*.tar.gz

### Zip ###
unzip Python-Who-Is-On-My-WiFi*.zip

### Git ###
git clone https://github.com/tucnakomet1/Python-Who-Is-On-My-WiFi.git

### Install ###
cd Python-Who-Is-On-My-WiFi
sudo chmod +x install
./install




USAGE

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Command

Command

Basics

usage: wiom [-h] [-v] [-c] [-d] [-w] [-t]

Who-Is-On-My-WIFi

optional arguments:
  -h, --help     show this help message and exit
  -v, --version  show current version
  -l, --license  show Open Source License
  -c, --contact  show contact
  -d, --device   show information about your device
  -w, --who      show who is on your WiFi!
  -t , --time    int supplement for '-w' command (scanning '-t' seconds)

Thank you!
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Visit my GitHub: https://github.com/tucnakomet1

How to see who is on my wifi?

!!! You have to run this command as sudo or as Administrator !!!

linux@name:~$ sudo wiom -w 			# default scanning time is 10 sec
linux@name:~$ sudo wiom -w -t 5 		# scanning wifi for 5 sec

How to get information about my device?

linux@name:~$ sudo wiom -d

Python3

Python3

Basics

>>> import who_is_on_my_wifi as w
>>>
>>> who_is_on_my_wifi.help() # help page
>>> who_is_on_my_wifi.license() # see license
>>> who_is_on_my_wifi.contact() # contact page
>>>
>>> who_is_on_my_wifi.who(n) # see who is on my wifi (int('n') is scanning time - optional; default is 10)
>>> who_is_on_my_wifi.device() # information about wifi and your device

How to see who is on my wifi?

!!! You have to run this script as sudo or as Administrator !!!

from who_is_on_my_wifi import *

WHO = who() # who(n)
for j in range(0, len(WHO)):
	comm = f"\n{WHO[j][0]} {WHO[j][1]}\n{WHO[j][2]} {WHO[j][3]}\n{WHO[j][4]} {WHO[j][5]}\n"
	print(comm)

# >>> OUTPUT <<<

# IP Address: 192.168.0.1
# Mac Address: 38:43:7d:62:42:24
# Device: Compal Broadband Networks, Inc. (router)

# IP Address: 192.168.0.24
# Mac Address: 10:5b:ad:6c:64:55
# Device: Mega Well Limited

...

How to get information about my device?

from who_is_on_my_wifi import *

dev = device()

print(f"""
PC Name:            {dev[0]}
PC Product-Name:    {dev[1]}
MAC Address:        {dev[2]}
IP Address (host):  {dev[3]}
IP Address:         {dev[4]}
Public IP:          {dev[5]}
PC HostName:        {dev[6]}
WiFi Name:          {dev[7]}
Gateway:            {dev[8]}
DNS 1:              {dev[9]}
DNS 2:              {dev[10]}
Password:           {dev[11]}
Security:           {dev[12]}
Interface:          {dev[13]}
Frequency:          {dev[14]}
Signal:             {dev[15]}
Channel:            {dev[16]}


Country:            {dev[17]}
Region:             {dev[18]}
City:               {dev[19]}
Zip Code:           {dev[20]}
Latitude:           {dev[21]}
Longitude:          {dev[22]}
ISP:                {dev[23]}
""")


# >>> OUTPUT <<<

# PC Name:            ASUSTeK
# PC Product-Name:    X521IA
# MAC Address:        d8:c0:a6:a9:6a:6f
# IP Address (host):  127.0.0.1
...

Error

Error

RuntimeError: Sniffing and sending packets is not available at layer 2: winpcap is not installed

This error means that you don't have WinPcap installed.
To fix this you have to download it from their web page.

/bash/sh: 1: route: not found...

This error means that you don't have net-tools installed.
To fix this you have to download it using sudo apt-get install net-tools




SCREENSHOTS

device
who



SURVEY

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Fill out this survey to help me improve this module!

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TO-DO LIST

  • Validated MacOS support (currently just experimental usage)
  • Add GUI
  • Add list of verified devices
  • Add WiFi Kill option




LICENSE

MIT


CONTACT

You can contact me via my gmail address tucnakomet@gmail.com.

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