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Add tool: WhoFi #18

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opened 2025-08-12 21:35:05 +00:00 by contribution-bot · 0 comments
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Add Tool: WhoFi

Submitted by: anon@anon.anon
Type: method
Action: add

Tool Information

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  - name: WhoFi
    type: method
    description: Abgefahren
    domains:
      - network-forensics
    phases:
      - data-collection
    skillLevel: expert
    url: https://www.heise.de/news/Biometrie-per-WLAN-Signalstoerungen-erlauben-Personenerkennung-und-Ueberwachung-10515620.html

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  1. Copy the YAML above
  2. Add to src/data/tools.yaml in the tools array
  3. Maintain alphabetical order
  4. Close this issue when done

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## Add Tool: WhoFi **Submitted by:** anon@anon.anon **Type:** method **Action:** add ### Tool Information - **Name:** WhoFi - **Description:** Abgefahren - **URL:** https://www.heise.de/news/Biometrie-per-WLAN-Signalstoerungen-erlauben-Personenerkennung-und-Ueberwachung-10515620.html - **Skill Level:** expert - **Domains:** network-forensics - **Phases:** data-collection ### Copy-Paste YAML ```yaml - name: WhoFi type: method description: Abgefahren domains: - network-forensics phases: - data-collection skillLevel: expert url: https://www.heise.de/news/Biometrie-per-WLAN-Signalstoerungen-erlauben-Personenerkennung-und-Ueberwachung-10515620.html ``` ### For Maintainers 1. Copy the YAML above 2. Add to `src/data/tools.yaml` in the tools array 3. Maintain alphabetical order 4. Close this issue when done --- *Submitted via ForensicPathways contribution form*
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