pcap_merger can be used to target specific pcaps and merge them into a single file.
sudo python3 wipen/tools/pcap_merger.py -f pcaps/1.pcap pcaps/2.pcap -o output.pcap
pcap_merger wildcard can be used to target pcaps indiscriminately.
sudo python3 wipen/tools/pcap_merger.py -f pcaps/*.pcap -o output.pcap
wipenHopper allows the user to extract the list of observed channels from the JSON output of wipen to automatically place an interface into monitor mode and hop between the desired interfaces for a more focused network capture of the targeted entity.
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└─$ sudo python3 /opt/wipen/tools/wipenHopper.py -f acme.json -i wlan0
[+] Launching wipenHopper 1.0.0
[-] Extracting list of channels to target from file: acme.json
[-] Channels being targeted: {1, 3, 132, 5, 6, 7, 4, 9, 2437, 11, 13, 149, 157, 36, 44, 48, 52, 60, 64, 100, 108}
[-] Setting 'wlan0' not to be managed by network manager
[-] Placing 'wlan0' into monitor mode
[-] Looping through extracted channels
^C[-] Resetting interface back to managed mode
[-] Configuring network manager to re-manage interface
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└─$