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While using aireplay-ng command I am getting output:
Sending DeAuth (code 7) to broadcast — BSSID
Is there a problem with the USB wireless adaptor or something else? What does code 7 even mean? I have looked online and nobody was getti… Continue reading "DeAuth code 7" when running aireplay-ng [closed]
As I do a de-authentication attack, it gets stuck. Can anyone tell me what to do?
Continue reading As I do a de-authentication attack, it gets stuck [closed]
[Nick Price] had a wonderful concept for a DEFCON badge: a device that worked a lot like a directional Geiger counter, but chirped at detecting WiFi deauthentication packets instead of radiation. That’s a wild idea and it somehow slipped past us last year. Why detect such a thing? Well, the …read more
Continue reading Great Badge Concept: A “Geiger Counter” for WiFi Deauthentication Frames
I am trying to understand a common “problem” when injection deauthentication frames in 802.11 networks.
My goal is to cause a client to re-authenticate (like one would do, to capture a 4-way-handshake) I do not want to cause a DoS.
Theo… Continue reading Why does WiFi deauthentication need multiple packets to work?
I’m using airgeddon (https://github.com/v1s1t0r1sh3r3/airgeddon) to perform a deauthentication attack on my wifi network.
When i put my wireless interface in monitor mode to scan the network from the outside I found the router’s BSSID, wh… Continue reading Access point uses different BSSID and deauth attack fails
I try to run a deauthentication attack:
aireplay-ng –deauth 100000 -a 06:CB:51:F8:6B:5F -c 64:89:F1:07:CC:4B wlan0
but it shows me this error:
15:19:28 Waiting for beacon frame (BSSID: 06:CB:51:F8:6B:5F) on channel 44
15:19:38 No su… Continue reading Problem regarding beacon frames and bssids
I was trying to aireplay’ng my home WiFi but I understood that with the new generation of APs, there is a system of protected management frames. So I’m asking, is it still worth it to perform an evil twin attack? I think not, because witho… Continue reading With WiFi now having protected management frames, is it still worth attempting an evil twin attack?
I’m trying to perform a De-authentication attack on my own network and client. However, the client never disconnects and I cannot boot the client from the AP.
I’m running:
aireplay-ng -0 0 -a [BSSID] wlan0 -c [TARGET MAC]
I’m close to… Continue reading I’m not able to DeAuth a Client (Aireplay-ng)
I’m trying to hack my own WiFi using aircrack but have had no success.
With aircrack I cannot achieve a successful handshake as the deauth doesn’t seem to have any effect on my targeted devices. This is what it outputs:
root@RPI02:~# airc… Continue reading Packets contained no EAPOL data; unable to process this AP
I’m trying to hack my own WiFi using aircrack but have had no success.
With aircrack I cannot achieve a successful handshake as the deauth doesn’t seem to have any effect on my targeted devices. This is what it outputs:
root@RPI02:~# aircr… Continue reading Packets contained no EAPOL data; unable to process this AP [closed]