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      2 title = "uaf"
      3 description = "Ultimate AP Finder. Wireless AP discovery and classification for PCI-DSS audits."
      4 weight = 30
      5 date = 2026-02-14
      6 
      7 [extra]
      8 tier = "brief"
      9 
     10 eyebrow  = "Wireless AP audit · Python"
     11 tagline  = "PCI-DSS asks for a wireless assessment, and the honest version of that question is: which of these access points are ours, and which of them are open?"
     12 lang     = "Python"
     13 license  = ""
     14 version  = ""
     15 platform = "Linux"
     16 repo     = "https://github.com/sqzer-x/uaf"
     17 stars    = 0
     18 accent     = "#9aa6cc"
     19 mark     = ""
     20 logo     = ""
     21 
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     24 ]
     25 
     26 facts = [
     27   { value = "3",     label = "Bands scanned" },
     28   { value = "5",     label = "Security classes" },
     29   { value = "3.10+", label = "Python" },
     30   { value = "root",  label = "Privileges" },
     31 ]
     32 
     33 features_eyebrow = ""
     34 features_title   = ""
     35 features_intro   = ""
     36 features = []
     37 
     38 session_eyebrow = ""
     39 session_title   = ""
     40 session_shell   = ""
     41 session_caption = ""
     42 session_lines = []
     43 
     44 cta_title = ""
     45 cta_text  = ""
     46 cta_actions = []
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     48 
     49 Scanning tools tend to stop at a list of SSIDs. An audit report needs more than
     50 that: whether the encryption is WEP or WPA3, whether the SSID is hidden, who
     51 made the radio, and — for the open ones — what is actually behind them.
     52 
     53 **Passive.** Real-time detection across 2.4, 5 and 6 GHz. Every AP is classified
     54 by security (WEP, WPA, WPA2, WPA3, OPN) and by standard (802.11 a/b/g/n/ac/ax),
     55 with channel width, hidden-SSID recovery and MAC vendor lookup. Open networks
     56 are highlighted, because those are the ones the report is about.
     57 
     58 **Active.** Pick a suspicious open AP from the list and uaf connects to it, then
     59 maps what it finds: DHCP details, an ARP sweep for other clients, and a port
     60 scan of the gateway. Results come back in an overlay rather than a new screen.
     61 
     62 **Export.** CSV and JSON, active-scan results included, so the findings go
     63 straight into the audit document instead of being retyped.
     64 
     65 Needs a Linux box with `iw` and `ip`, root, and an adapter that does monitor
     66 mode.
     67 
     68 ```bash
     69 pip install uaf
     70 ```