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The proxies are designed to add features to WP3 Pro core and run parallel with access point (AP).The proxies work by intercepting a request, modifying the request if necessary, then handling or forwarding the request to its destination. WP3 Pro supports two main types of proxies:

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1️⃣ Intercept Proxies

  • Purpose: Capture and inspect network traffic in real-time.
  • How they work:
    • Intercept requests from connected clients.
    • Optionally modify request or response data.
    • Forward traffic to its intended destination.
  • Common use cases:
    • Injecting payloads.
    • Modifying HTTP responses.
    • Collecting credentials.

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2️⃣ Captive Portal Proxies

  • Purpose: Redirect all client requests to a specific web page before granting internet access.
  • How they work:
    • Force all HTTP requests to a local login or information page.
    • Can simulate public Wi-Fi login portals.
    • Often used for phishing scenarios or credential harvesting.
  • Common use cases:
    • Fake login pages.
    • Terms-of-service acceptance pages.
    • Social engineering experiments.
Only one proxy can be run at a time, as each proxy is designed to manipulate and redirect data packets through a specific port.
Avaliable proxies:
  • phishportal - Allow block Internet access for users until they open the page login page.
  • flowtamper - Allow block Internet access for users until they open the page login page.
  • noproxy - Runnning without proxy redirect traffic
The basic command guidelines to get a plugins are: If you want to see the available proxies in WP3 Pro, run the following command in the CLI: 
wp3-pro > proxies
if you want to select the proxy, follow command bellow. 
wp3-pro > set proxies.<proxyname> true
If you want to change the port of a proxy, use the following command in the WP3 Pro CLI: 
wp3-pro > set <proxyname>.port 8080