Wifislax

Wifislax tests your WiFi security by auditing password strength, changing MAC addresses, configuring wireless cards, connecting automatically, recovering keys and scanning for Bluetooth devices. It is a GNU/Linux live distribution based on Slackware with a set of tools, including drivers and functionalities that support many wireless card chipsets. It is developed by the seguridadwireless.net community, and its website and forum are in Spanish. It is free and open source. It does not run inside Windows: you boot a PC from a USB flash drive or DVD with the Wifislax ISO image, run it in a virtual machine, or install it on a hard disk.

Features:

• Bluetooth scanning tools.
• Drivers for many wireless chipsets.
• Based on Slackware64-current.
• Wireless network auditing tools.
• Port and vulnerability scanners.
• WPA and WPA2 key auditing, with WPA3 support.
• Extra modules such as the NVIDIA driver, Firefox and Metasploit.
• Sniffers and forensic analysis tools.
• Free.
• Spanish-language community and support forum.
• Most tools are operated by a command console, but graphic launchers are also included.
• Video tutorials on YouTube.
• KDE Plasma and XFCE desktops.
• Supports wired cards.
• Supports wireless cards.
• Open-source Linux based.

Wifislax has tools, drivers and functionalities which support the chipsets in most wireless cards.

Wifislax is a powerful tool for checking how well your own WiFi network is protected against attacks. It starts from a live USB or DVD without changing the installed system, although some knowledge of Linux and networking is needed. Everything needed for a live session is included in the ISO image, and extra modules can be added. Video tutorials on YouTube help with installation and use. Use it only on networks you own or are allowed to test.