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WiFi Jammer Demo

See WiFi Jammer in action with both Text User Interface (TUI) and Graphical User Interface (GUI) demonstrations.

Text User Interface (TUI)

The TUI provides a modern, interactive terminal experience built with the Textual framework. It offers a clean, responsive interface for network scanning and attack configuration.

WiFi Jammer TUI - Network Scanner View

Key Features

Network Scanning: Real-time network discovery with detailed information
Interactive Selection: Navigate through discovered networks using keyboard
Attack Configuration: Select and configure attacks directly from the interface
Real-time Progress: Monitor attack progress with live statistics
Dark Theme: Easy on the eyes with a modern dark color scheme
Responsive Layout: Adapts to different terminal sizes

How to Launch TUI

# Using wrapper script
sudo ./wifi-jammer.sh attack --tui

# Using installed command
sudo wifi-jammer attack --tui

# Or directly
sudo wifi-jammer --tui

TUI Interface Overview

The TUI interface displays:

Network Table: Shows SSID, BSSID, Channel, RSSI, and Security information
Status Bar: Displays current scan status and interface information
Action Buttons: Stop Scan, Select & Attack buttons for quick actions
Keybinds Footer: Shows available keyboard shortcuts (q to quit, r to refresh)

Navigation

Key	Action
`↑` / `↓`	Navigate through network list
`Enter`	Select network or activate button
`q`	Quit application
`r`	Refresh scan
`^p`	Open palette (theme customization)

Tip: The TUI automatically detects available wireless interfaces and allows you to select one before scanning.

Graphical User Interface (GUI)

The GUI provides a modern, cross-platform graphical interface built with PyQt6. It offers an intuitive way to scan networks, configure attacks, and monitor progress.

WiFi Jammer GUI - Network Scanner Tab

Key Features

Tabbed Interface: Organized into Network Scanner, Attack Configuration, and Progress Monitor
Network Discovery: Visual network scanning with detailed information
Interface Selection: Dropdown menu to select wireless interfaces
Attack Configuration: Visual form to configure attack parameters
Progress Monitoring: Real-time attack progress and statistics
Cross-Platform: Works on Windows, macOS, and Linux

How to Launch GUI

# Using wrapper script
sudo ./wifi-jammer.sh attack --gui

# Using installed command
sudo wifi-jammer --gui
sudo wifi-jammer-gui

# Or directly via Python module
sudo ./venv/bin/python3 -m wifi_jammer.gui

GUI Tabs Overview

1. Network Scanner Tab

The Network Scanner tab allows you to:

Select wireless interface from dropdown
Scan for available networks
View network details in a table (SSID, BSSID, Channel, RSSI, Encryption, Clients)
Refresh interface list

2. Attack Configuration Tab

The Attack Configuration tab provides:

Attack type selection (deauth, disassoc, beacon_flood, etc.)
Target network selection
Interface selection
Channel configuration
Packet count and delay settings
Start/Stop attack controls

3. Progress Monitor Tab

The Progress Monitor tab displays:

Real-time attack statistics
Packets sent/failed counts
Success rate percentage
Packets per second rate
Attack duration
Error messages and warnings

Note: The GUI requires PyQt6 to be installed. If it's not available, you'll see an error message with installation instructions.

GUI Workflow

Launch GUI: Run sudo wifi-jammer --gui
Select Interface: Choose your wireless interface from the dropdown
Scan Networks: Click "Scan Networks" to discover available WiFi networks
Configure Attack: Switch to Attack Configuration tab and set up your attack
Monitor Progress: Use Progress Monitor tab to watch attack statistics in real-time

Comparison: TUI vs GUI

Feature	TUI	GUI
Platform Support	All platforms with terminal	Windows, macOS, Linux
Resource Usage	Low (text-based)	Medium (graphical)
Remote Access	Excellent (SSH compatible)	Limited (requires X11 forwarding)
User Experience	Keyboard-driven, fast	Mouse-driven, intuitive
Dependencies	textual	PyQt6
Best For	Terminal users, remote access	Desktop users, visual learners

Getting Started

Ready to try WiFi Jammer? Here's how to get started:

Install WiFi Jammer following the installation guide
Choose your preferred interface (TUI or GUI)
Launch with appropriate command (see above)
Scan for networks and select a target
Configure and launch your attack

⚠️ Legal Reminder: Only use WiFi Jammer on networks you own or have explicit permission to test. Unauthorized access to networks is illegal.