OffScan is a Go-based command-line tool for Wi-Fi penetration testing, offensive security assessments, and active attacks on Linux. It provides a compact, efficient interface for scanning, probing, and capturing network traffic, designed for both defenders and red-teamers. What it can do:
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This project uses Go modules to manage its dependencies.
If you don't have Go installed, follow the instructions on the official Go website.
All Go dependencies are managed automatically via the go.mod file – no manual installation required.
You can find them listed in the go.mod file.
However, because OffScan relies on libpcap for low-level network operations, you must install the libpcap development headers on your system before compiling.
sudo apt install libpcap-devWarning
The code is primarily designed for Linux systems. While it can run on Windows via WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux), network interface limitations in WSL may restrict functionality and cause unreliable behavior.
Caution
This is an offensive security tool for authorized testing and education.
PROHIBITED:
- Testing without explicit written permission
- Any illegal activity
- Unauthorized access or disruption
YOU AGREE TO:
- Use only with proper authorization
- Comply with all applicable laws
- Assume full liability for misuse
The Developer assumes NO liability. See LEGAL.md for full policy.
This project is licensed under the GPL-3.0 License. See the LICENSE file for details.