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ESP8266 Deauther 3.0

This version lacks a Web Interface and support for a Display (OLED) Link to Version 2

For tutorials check out our Blog

What's new

👉 You can now use serial.huhn.me, our web based serial terminal, for Deauther V3.

  • CLI
    • Powerful new command line interface
    • Support for the Huhnitor an easy to use, cross platform serial terminal
    • User friendly start command to run complex commands step by step
  • Attack
    • More options for specific targeting
    • Advertise wifi networks using beacons to a single or a set of devices
    • Deauth a device on multiple channels
  • Scan
    • Discover probe requests from devices nearby, disclosing what networks they have previously connected to
    • See MAC addresses of devices which try to connect to networks advertised by the beacon attack
    • Alias MAC addresses to easily recognize known devices

Install using .bin file

  1. Download latest compiled .bin file from nightly-deauther/releases
  2. Install esptool
  3. Connect your ESP8266
  4. Flash it by running esptool.py -p <PORT> -b 115200 write_flash 0 <BIN_FILE>.
    Be sure to replace <PORT> with the serial port
    and <BIN_FILE> with the path of the previously download .bin file.

Install using Arduino IDE

  1. Install Arduino IDE
  2. In Arduino go to File -> Preferences add both URLs to Additional Boards Manager URLs https://raw.githubusercontent.com/SpacehuhnTech/arduino/main/package_spacehuhn_index.json
  3. In Arduino go to Tools -> Board -> Boards Manager search for and install the deauther package
  4. Download V3 source code and unzip it
    or git clone https://github.com/SpacehuhnTech/esp8266_deauther, cd esp8266 and git checkout v3
  5. Open esp8266_deauther/esp8266_deauther.ino with Arduino
  6. Select an ESP8266 Deauther board in Arduino under tools -> board
  7. Connect your device and select the serial port in Arduino under tools -> port
  8. Click Upload button

Install using Arduino-CLI

  1. Install Arduino-CLI
    brew install arduino-cli
  2. Download V3 source code and extracting it
    or git clone https://github.com/SpacehuhnTech/esp8266_deauther,
    cd esp8266 and
    git checkout v3
  3. Update board URLs arduino-cli core update-index
  4. Install ESP8266 Deauther Core
    arduino-cli core install deauther:esp8266
  5. Compile
    cd esp8266_deauther
    arduino-cli compile esp8266_deauther --fqbn deauther:esp8266:d1_mini
  6. Connect and find port of ESP8266 dev board
    arduino-cli board list
  7. Upload
    arduino-cli upload -p <PORT> --fqbn deauther:esp8266:d1_mini
    or
    esptool.py --port <PORT> -b 115200 write_flash 0 <PATH_TO_BIN_FILE>

Debug Exceptions using Arduino IDE

  1. Install EspExceptionDecoder by downloading and extracting it to <home_dir>/Arduino/tools/
    The resulting structure should look like this <home_dir>/Arduino/tools/EspExceptionDecoder/tool/EspExceptionDecoder.jar
  2. Open Arduino IDE and press compile or upload
  3. Copy stack trace output
  4. In Arduino IDE open Tools -> ESP Exception Decoder
  5. Paste strack trace output

Usage

We recommend using the Huhnitor for an easy way of interacting with the Deauther serial interface.
But you can of course use any other serial terminal with 115200baud too.

License

This software is licensed under the MIT License. See the license file for details.