- Team Lead: Nihal T P - Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Technology
- Member 2: Bharath Krishna G - Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Technology
This project is a Wi-Fi tracking tool using the ESP8266 that scans for nearby Wi-Fi networks and compares them against a list of target SSIDs and BSSIDs defined by the user. If a match is found, it activates a blinking LED indicator, and a local web interface (hosted at 192.168.4.1) allows users to manage the target list and view nearby network data in real time.
What if you're too lazy to check who’s around... but still paranoid enough to want to know when they are near?
Just plug in this ESP8266, and let a glowing LED tell you when your neighbor’s Wi-Fi is close. Like a social radar… but completely pointless.
For Software:
- C++ (Arduino core)
- ESP8266WiFi, ESP8266WebServer libraries
- FS, ESP8266WiFi, DNSServer,ESP8266WebServer
- SPIFFS, Arduino IDE
For Hardware:
- NODEMCU ESP8266
- USB to UART cable
1.Flash the sketch to the ESP8266 2.Connect to the ESP Wi-Fi using password 3.Visit 192.168.4.1 in browser 4.Add target SSIDs/BSSIDs and blink away
The interface, without any targets
The interface after adding targets
Video This video shows the working and functionalities of WiFi Ducky
- NIHAL T P: Programming and debugging ESP82666
- BHARATH KRISHNA G: Programming and debugging ESP82666
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