airgeddon is a bash script for auditing wireless networks on Linux systems.
The tool addresses the need for comprehensive wireless security testing by bundling multiple attack and analysis capabilities into a single interface. It works by wrapping established wireless penetration testing tools and techniques, providing access to methods including WEP cracking, WPA/WPA2/WPA3 attacks, WPS exploitation, PMKID capture, Pixie Dust attacks, evil twin creation, denial-of-service operations, and packet sniffing. The script automates workflow orchestration across these techniques rather than implementing them from scratch.
Adoption suits penetration testers and security auditors who need a consolidated framework for wireless assessments on Linux. The tool is particularly valuable for those conducting enterprise wireless audits or educational security work. It supports multi-band operations and works across various wireless chipsets, though users should verify compatibility with their specific hardware. The project maintains a detailed wiki covering requirements, optional tools, and integration with external frameworks like BeEF, Hashcat, and Bettercap, allowing operators to extend functionality based on their testing scope.
Development activity shows consistent engagement with the project. The maintainer actively updates the changelog to document changes and improvements. The project maintains a structured plugin system with documented development guidelines and a hall of fame recognizing community contributions. Community interaction occurs through a dedicated Discord channel for user support and discussion. The tool includes a security policy governing responsible disclosure of vulnerabilities. Documentation spans multiple supported languages, indicating ongoing localization effort. The project provides Docker deployment options alongside traditional Linux installation methods, reflecting attention to diverse deployment environments.
