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Simple way to turn down (CRASH) any WiFi with Your smartphone (No software needed) - kader09 - Jan 16, 2016

Hello dear hackers and crackers and goat lovers,

I found a way to crash the WiFi internet for everyone connected to it, using just your android phone (dunno if it gonna work on other smartphones).
NOTE: for this to work you must be connected to the WiFi too.๐Ÿ˜
1. Go to settings >WiFi >Select the one that you want to crash.
2. On the Login Popup select advanced settings.
3. You'll see IP settings : Change it from DHCP to STATIC.
4. In the field IP adress type : 192.168.1.1
5. Connect. than wait like 30sec.

This will automatically disable the net for everyone connected to it.๐ŸŽ‰


* - shutzkopf - Jan 16, 2016

This actually work lol this is hilarious


* - BeNT- - Jan 16, 2016

Haven't tried this but makes sense it may work.
The ip you gave you would want to replace with the gateway Addy. Mass device packet confusion.


* - AliasIlias - Jan 16, 2016

Am going to try this out when I'm at someon else his house :devil:


* - wุœุœุœุœุœilliamุœุœุœุœ - Jan 16, 2016

Should I try this at school? kek


* - SIM-2914245 - Jan 16, 2016

can the host un-crash it from this state? and can you just disable that by simply switching back to DHCP. i want to try it out on my own stuff but dont want to mess it up (you can tell im new)


* - Chief Mark - Jan 16, 2016

(Jan 16, 2016 02:30 PM)William. Wrote:  Should I try this at school? kek

I was thinking the excact same man!


* - DarkButBright - Jan 16, 2016

Does this reverse automatically or do I have to reverse it?

I wanna do it during class..


* - kader09 - Jan 16, 2016

(Jan 16, 2016 02:31 PM)511shaw Wrote:  can the host un-crash it from this state? and can you just disable that by simply switching back to DHCP. i want to try it out on my own stuff but dont want to mess it up (you can tell im new)

yea the host can't do sh*t ๐Ÿคซ, just switch back to dhcp to restore it.


* - imdabeast2114 - Jan 16, 2016

(Jan 16, 2016 02:30 PM)William. Wrote:  Should I try this at school? kek
that would be hilarious


* - How2Hacks - Jan 16, 2016

0.0 trying this out, will post edit when I'm done.
Edit:It worked LOL.
To do this on IOS , go to settings -> Wi-fi -> Click on the network your connected to settings -> Go to the static tab and put the ip address as the router ip , next copy all the info from the DHCP tab (Subnet mask, router and DNS). Wait 30 seconds and rip your network, fix your network by backspacing everything in the static tab.
A question about this, this works for me cause my home router is 192.168.1.1 , but what about when you do this on a router who's IP isn't 192.168.1.1 , do you switch your ip to the router's ip or do you still use 192.168.1.1?


* - fyxtro - Jan 17, 2016

wow this really works XD can't wait to try it at school!


* - kader09 - Jan 17, 2016

(Jan 16, 2016 04:55 PM)How2Hacks Wrote:  0.0 trying this out, will post edit when I'm done.
Edit:It worked LOL.
To do this on IOS , go to settings -> Wi-fi -> Click on the network your connected to settings -> Go to the static tab and put the ip address as 192.168.1.1 , next copy all the info from the DHCP tab (Subnet mask, router and DNS). Wait 30 seconds and rip your network, fix your network by backspacing everything in the static tab.
A question about this, this works for me cause my home router is 192.168.1.1 , but what about when you do this on a router who's IP isn't 192.168.1.1 , do you switch your ip to the router's ip or do you still use 192.168.1.1?

nah you have to use the routers ip, most router's use 192.168.1.XX sometimes 192.168.2.XX


* - wุœุœุœุœุœilliamุœุœุœุœ - Jan 17, 2016

I guess people are saying it works, LOL.

I'm doing this at school on Tuesday.


* - How2Hacks - Jan 17, 2016

@kader09 Thank you, time to troll my school network.