Introduction WiFiLab, also known as the Wi-Fi Lab Controller , is a Python‑based toolkit designed to simplify the process of experimenting with wireless security concepts. Available on PyPI and GitHub, it provides a graphical interface that integrates common Wi-Fi utilities into a single environment. The stated purpose of WiFiLab is to help beginners and students understand how Wi-Fi networks operate, and how common attacks are structured, in a safe and controlled setting. Features WiFiLab bundles several existing Linux tools — such as aircrack-ng , hostapd , dnsmasq , and iptables — into a GUI with multiple tabs. Key functions include: Network Scanning : Identifies nearby access points, showing details like BSSID, channel, and ESSID. Fake Access Point Creation : Launches a test AP using hostapd and dnsmasq. Domain Redirection : Allows controlled DNS manipulation for lab demonstrations. NAT Routing : Enables internet sharing through the fake AP. Automated Restore : Stops servic...