Wireless hacking doesn't have to be a mess of dongles and ad-hoc code anymore.

Yesterday @virtualabs from Quarkslab and @rcayre from EURECOM released WHAD, a set of open source tools, libraries and firmware to make wireless security research easier.

WHAD implements 6 protocols (BLE, ZigBee, RF4CE, Unifying, ESB, LoRaWAN) and supports 11 different hardware devices, including 4 embedding our custom firmwares to extend their capabilities.

It can be used to sniff various protocols (BLE, 802.15.4, ZigBee, RF4CE, Enhanced Shockburst, Logitech Unifying and even unknown ones via its PHY support), packet injection, MITM attacks, device emulation, device sharing over TCP, and a number of other features and capabilities.

See the code repository here https://github.com/whad-team/whad-client