WiFiBroot is built to provide clients all-in-one facility for cracking WiFi (WPA/WPA2) networks. It heavily depends on scapy, a well-featured packet manipulation library in Python. Almost every process within is dependent somehow on scapy layers and other functions except for operating the wireless interface on a different channel. That will be done via native Linux command iwconfig for which you maybe need sudo privileges. It currently provides three independent working modes to deal with the target networks. Two of them are online cracking methods while the other runs in offline mode. The offline mode is provided to crack saved hashes from the first two modes. It can be run on a variety of Linux platforms and at least requires WN727N from tp-link to properly operate.
Installation:
WiFiBroot heavily depends on scapy. So, you would need scapy installed. Almost, every other library would likely be installed on your system. Make sure the version you install for scapy should be >=2.4.0. Previous versions are likely to throw some unknown errors.
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sudo pip install scapy
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