I wanted to have a nice cython/python wrapper around libsniff. This name might confuse you, I just care about sniffing wifi packets from a nic in monitor mode.
pip install libsniffpy
from sniff import get_socket
# You might have to adjust
s = get_socket("wlan0mon")
# or whatever big number, forgot how big those frames are lel
raw = s.recv(3000)
from sniff import get_socket, type_predicate, subtype_predicate, loop
from sys import stderr
from dpkt import ieee80211
from dpkt.radiotap import Radiotap
if __name__ == "__main__":
mgmt_predicate = type_predicate(ieee80211.MGMT_TYPE)
probe_request_predicate = subtype_predicate(ieee80211.M_PROBE_REQ)
mgmt_packets = filter(mgmt_predicate, loop("wlan0mon"))
probe_requests = filter(probe_request_predicate, mgmt_packets)
for pkg in probe_requests:
print(pkg)
This lib opens a raw socket for a monitor mode enabled interface. It needs privs that your user probably don't have.
Either you run this stuff as root
or you do sth like this:
sudo setcap cap_net_raw,cap_net_admin=eip
on a wrapper script that calls your python interpreter.
This project is licensed under the GPL-3 license.