MultiScanWiFi

MultiScanWiFi is a multithreaded Wi-Fi scanner that supports multiple interfaces simultaneously.
It automatically scans access points (APs) and clients, captures WPA/WPA2 handshakes, performs deauthentication attacks (deauth), and provides a terminal-based interface with logging.

⚠️ Warning: Use this tool only on networks you own or have explicit permission to test. Unauthorized use may violate laws in your country.

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Features

• Scan multiple Wi-Fi interfaces at once
• Supports only 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi networks
• Automatic channel hopping and scanning
• Capture WPA/WPA2 handshakes
• Logs results and supports terminal output with curses
• Configurable scan time, wait time, and deauth count
• Save captured handshakes in .cap files

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Requirements

• Python 3.x
• Scapy
• Wireless network interfaces capable of monitor mode and packet injection
• ip + iw or ifconfig + iwconfig

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Usage

Run MultiScanWiFi with one or more interfaces:

sudo python3 multiscanwifi.py -i wlan0,wlan1 -s 5 -w 10 -o ./results/ -d 20

Argument	Description	Default
-i, --interfaces	Comma-separated list of Wi-Fi interfaces (e.g., wlan0,wlan1)	Required
-s, --scantime	Scan time per channel (seconds)	5
-w, --waittime	Wait time between scans (seconds)	10
-o, --out	Output folder to save results	./out/
-d, --deauth	Number of deauthentication packets per client	20

Example

Scan two interfaces with default settings:

sudo python3 multiscanwifi.py -i wlan0,wlan1

Scan a single interface with custom scan and wait times:

sudo python3 multiscanwifi.py -i wlan0 -s 10 -w 5 -o ./captures/

Limit deauthentication packets to 5:

sudo python3 multiscanwifi.py -i wlan0 -d 5

Notes

• Deauthentication attacks may be illegal on networks you do not own.