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🔑 WiFi captive portal for ESP8266 for phishing WiFi passwords

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ESP8266 WiFi Captive Portal

This project is for testing and educational purposes. Use it only against your own networks and devices. I don’t take any responsibility for what you do with this program.

WiFi captive portal for the NodeMCU (ESP8266 Module) with DNS spoofing.

The built-in LED will blink 5 times when a password is posted.

Warning! Your saved passwords will not disappear when you restart/power off the ESP8266.

Note: If you want to see the stored passwords go to «172.0.0.1/pass». For changing the SSID, go to «172.0.0.1/ssid»

172.0.0.1/index	172.0.0.1/post	172.0.0.1/pass	172.0.0.1/ssid
This is the main page. Here the user will write his password and send it.	This is the post page. The user will be redirected here after posting the password.	This is where the attacker can retrieve all the passwords that has been posted.	Here the attacker can change the SSID name of the Access Point on the go.

Here you can donate if you liked my project and you want to support me:

Installation (ESP8266 Flasher — Easy way)

1. Download ESP8266 Flasher.
2. Download the release.bin file.
3. Open the ESP8266 Flasher and select the Node MCU port

1. Open your Arduino IDE and go to «File -> Preferences -> Boards Manager URLs» and paste the following link: http://arduino.esp8266.com/stable/package_esp8266com_index.json
2. Go to «Tools -> Board -> Boards Manager», search «esp8266» and install esp8266
3. Go to «Tools -> Board» and select you board»
4. Download and open the sketch «WiFi_Captive_Portal.ino«
5. You can optionally change some parameters like the SSID name and texts of the page like title, subtitle, text body.
6. Upload the code into your board.
7. You are done!

Check out my other projects

• WiFi-Spam: 📧 📡 Spam thousands of WiFi access points with custom SSIDs.
  • https://github.com/125K/WiFi-Spam
  • https://github.com/125K/PwrDeauther

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  ESP8266 WiFi Captive Portal

  WiFi captive portal for the NodeMCU (ESP8266 Module) with DNS spoofing.

  The built-in LED will blink 5 times when a password is posted.

  Warning! Your saved passwords will not disappear when you restart/power off the ESP8266.

  Note: If you want to see the stored passwords go to «172.0.0.1/pass». For changing the SSID, go to «172.0.0.1/ssid»

  

  172.0.0.1/index	172.0.0.1/post	172.0.0.1/pass	172.0.0.1/ssid
  This is the main page. Here the user will write his password and send it.	This is the post page. The user will be redirected here after posting the password.	This is where the attacker can retrieve all the passwords that has been posted.	Here the attacker can change the SSID name of the Access Point on the go.

  Here you can donate if you liked my project and you want to support me:

  

  Installation (ESP8266 Flasher — Easy way)

  1. Download ESP8266 Flasher.
  2. Download the release.bin file.
  3. Open the ESP8266 Flasher and select the Node MCU port

  

  

  1. Open your Arduino IDE and go to «File -> Preferences -> Boards Manager URLs» and paste the following link: http://arduino.esp8266.com/stable/package_esp8266com_index.json
  2. Go to «Tools -> Board -> Boards Manager», search «esp8266» and install esp8266
  3. Go to «Tools -> Board» and select you board»
  4. Download and open the sketch «WiFi_Captive_Portal.ino«
  5. You can optionally change some parameters like the SSID name and texts of the page like title, subtitle, text body.
  6. Upload the code into your board.
  7. You are done!

  Check out my other projects

  • WiFi-Spam: 📧 📡 Spam thousands of WiFi access points with custom SSIDs.
    • https://github.com/125K/WiFi-Spam
    • https://github.com/125K/PwrDeauther

    This project is for testing and educational purposes. Use it only against your own networks and devices. I don’t take any responsibility for what you do with this program.

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    Create a captive web portal for ESP8266

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    The code in this repo is the results of a blog series I wrote about building a captive web portal for a Wemos D1 Mini using MicroPython. You can find the articles here:

    Starting the captive portal

    Copy the .py and .html files to your ESP8266 board. If you already have a main.py file, then just copy the contents of the main.py file from this repo. There’s only a couple of lines there.

    Instantiating a CaptivePortal and calling its start() method will turn on your MCU’s WiFi access point, and you can then connect to it and input your home WiFi credentials. Once you do, the MCU will turn off its AP, and connect to your home WiFi instead.

    This is not really a standalone project, but rather a bit of useful functionality that I drop into other projects I make so that if I send one to someone else, I don’t need to hardcode their home WiFi credentials to get the thing to work. Instead, they can easily enter their own WiFi SSID and password to allow the device to connect and start doing whatever it’s supposed to be doing.

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    ESP8266 Wifi Captive Portal

    WiFi captive portal for the NodeMCU (ESP8266 Module) with DNS spoofing.

    

    This project is for testing and educational purposes. Use it only against your own networks and devices. I don’t take any responsibility for what you do with this program.

    • 💪 The LED will blink 5 times when a password is posted.
    • 💪 All captured password will be stored in the ESP8266 itself.
    • 💪 Your saved passwords will not disappear when you:
      • ▶️ Restart/power off the ESP8266.
      • ▶️ Change the SSID.
      • Passwords and SSID will be stored in the EEPROM of the ESP8266.
      • EEPROM Memory location:
        • 0-19 ▶️ For storing SSID.
        • 20-24 ▶️ To check the first boot of ESP8266.
        • 30-END ▶️ For storing password.
        • ✏️ Changing the SSID: ▶️ 172.0.0.1/ssid ◀️
        • 💥 Clearing the passwords: ▶️ 172.0.0.1/clear ◀️
        • 🙈 To see saved passwords: ▶️ 172.0.0.1/pass ◀️
        • 📜 Testing victim page: ▶️ 172.0.0.1/index ◀️

        

        172.0.0.1/index	172.0.0.1/post	172.0.0.1/pass	172.0.0.1/ssid
        This is the main page. Here the user will write his password and send it.	This is the post page. The user will be redirected here after posting the password.	This is where the attacker can retrieve all the passwords that has been posted and saved passwords can be cleared.	Here the attacker can change the SSID name of the Access Point on the go.

        1. ESP8266 Flasher — Easy way

        1. Download ESP8266 Flasher.
        2. Download the esp-wifi-captive-portal-v1.0.bin file.
        3. Open the ESP8266 Flasher and select the Node MCU port

        

        

        1. Open your Arduino IDE and go to File 🔎 Preferences 🔎 Boards Manager URLs and paste the following link: https://arduino.esp8266.com/stable/package_esp8266com_index.json
        2. Go to Tools 🔎 Board 🔎 Boards Manager, search «esp8266» and install esp8266.
        3. Go to Tools 🔎 Board and select you board.
        4. Download and open the sketch «esp-wifi-captive-portal.ino«.
        5. You can optionally change some parameters like the SSID name and texts of the page like title, subtitle, text body.
        6. Upload the code into your board.
        7. You are done!
        • After uploading the code, first clear the passwords already in the EEPROM.
        • If any error happens, kindly report the issue.

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        ESP8266 WiFi captive portal for phishing WiFi passwords.

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