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@vysecurity Left* The artwork are ans files, which you can just cat in the terminal to view them. You can also check them out here rendered as png: github.com/derv82/wifit3/tree/master/assets/carda… t.co
It’s been a while since “AI” that I’ve found a tool I’m interested in, so here goes! Wifit3 looks cool. derv82/wifit3
Bookmark this: the next time a Wi-Fi security audit lands on your desk, the tool is already free. Repo: derv82/wifit3
Quickly tested wifite 3 / wifit3 from @derv82. Note: On Linux the adapter's driver will get blacklisted via modprobe and an udev rule will be created for user access. It will ask you to do this. Removing those files will restore normal functionality. 📄github.com/derv82/wifit3/blob/master/docs/LINUX-P… t.co