Add wireless reconnaissance tools to Information Gathering#47
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Added NullSec Framework and NullSec Pineapple Suite to the Information Gathering section under a new Wireless Network Reconnaissance Tools subsection. - NullSec Framework: 150+ modules for WiFi auditing, network scanning, device fingerprinting - NullSec Pineapple Suite: 60+ WiFi Pineapple payloads for wireless recon
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Adds a Wireless Network Reconnaissance Tools subsection to the Information Gathering page with two relevant open-source tools:
The Information Gathering section currently covers IP analysis, DNS, OSINT, and host identification, but doesn't have a wireless/WiFi reconnaissance category. This adds coverage for that gap.