Configuration

This tool has a configuration file in /usr/share/wef/wef.cnf which you can edit for your needs, this is the example conf:

# This is default config file
# This file must be saved as /usr/share/wef/wef.cnf
# Then you can edit it to make it much more flexible and to adapt to your requirements

# Default lenguage to use. Values: en, es
lang=en

# Colorize output (recommended to be enabled)
use_colors=true

# Enable/disable verbose by default (recommended to be enabled)
verbose=true

# Automatically enable monitor mode during launch
auto_enable_monitor=false

# Wifi band in which to scan access points. Values: 2.4, 5, auto
frequency_band=auto

# Scan nearby access points each time you decide to perform an attack
scan_on_each_attack=true

# Identify vendor of each nearby device found, based on a database (i.e. TP-LINK)
identify_devices=false

# Execute 'airmon check kill' when you enable monitor mode (disable it on headless device)
airmon_check_kill=true

# Create a graph of every single scan you perform using airgraph-ng to see target devices and AP info
create_graph=false

lang can be used to change between english and spanish

use_colors can be used to disable colors on output

verbose can be set either to true or false. It will enable or disable verbose every time you execute the tool. Very useful if you don't want to enable or disable verbose every time

auto_enable_monitor allows you to enable monitor mode automatically each time the tool starts so you do not have to type "enable" to do so

frequency_band refers to the band to use when scanning APs. If you set it to 2.4 it will scan APs on the first 14 channels (2.4 GHz). Otherwise if you set it to 5 it will scan on 5 GHz channels. You can also set its value to auto and the tool will detect the band your adapter supports.

scan_on_each_attack allows you to decide whether you want to scan APs every time you do an attack (set it to true) or if you want to scan APs for the very first time and reuse them (set it to false).

identify_devices is used to identify the vendor of each station is discovered with airodump-ng based on a database which contains MAC addresses

airmon_check_kill allows you to kill or not active connections with airmon-ng check kill which can be useful in headless systems. Set it to true if you want to kill them or false to not to do it (recommended for headless)

create_graph is used to create graphs in .png format of AP-stations relationships using airgraph-ng of each APs scan. They are stored under /usr/share/wef/main/graphs/