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How to kick people off your WiFi Network - Deauthentication Attack - Decim - May 21, 2016

Hello.

This video teaches you how to kick people off a wireless network by performing a deauthentication attack using the aircrack suite.

I have written a simple interface for Aircrack which makes this process a whole lot easier.
You can find it here: http://www.wastedwolf.com/2016/05/aircrack-deauth-frontend-kick-people.html





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Also feel free to check out my other videos.


* - Kaishi - May 21, 2016

Looks pretty HQ. Thanks!

Is this the same as using "wifikill" on android?


* - L33tness - May 21, 2016

Great tutorial! I believe wifi kill is very similar, but it isnt the same if im not mistaken. But non the less, wifi kill will do the trick aswell.


* - Decim - May 21, 2016

(May 21, 2016 08:51 AM)Kaishi Wrote:  Looks pretty HQ. Thanks!

Is this the same as using "wifikill" on android?

(May 21, 2016 01:08 PM)L33tness Wrote:  Great tutorial! I believe wifi kill is very similar, but it isnt the same if im not mistaken. But non the less, wifi kill will do the trick aswell.

Glad you liked it.
WiFi Kill uses some kind of an ARP spoofing attack.
You basically fool all the devices in the network into thinking that your phone is the router so all the traffic gets routed through it. Then you simply drop the packets from the target devices.

In this tutorial, we make use of deauth packets which basically make a device reauthenticate itself on the network. When we flood the device with deauth packets, it will never stop reconnecting -- essentially having the device kicked off of the network.


* - L33tness - May 21, 2016

(May 21, 2016 07:50 PM)Arcanecfg Wrote:  Glad you liked it.
WiFi Kill uses some kind of an ARP spoofing attack.
You basically fool all the devices in the network into thinking that your phone is the router so all the traffic gets routed through it. Then you simply drop the packets from the target devices.

In this tutorial, we make use of deauth packets which basically make a device reauthenticate itself on the network. When we flood the device with deauth packets, it will never stop reconnecting -- essentially having the device kicked off of the network.


Ahh i see! Thanks for the tutorial and knowledge! 🎉


* - RainSpider3000 - May 21, 2016

Great for pranking people. These kind of attacks always make me happy.


* - Killa Priest - May 21, 2016

Nice work bruh. Easy shit. Thanks!


* - Decim - May 22, 2016

(May 21, 2016 09:56 PM)RainSpider3000 Wrote:  Great for pranking people. These kind of attacks always make me happy.

You can also use this if someone is downloading something and refuse to stop.


* - kristijan97 - May 23, 2016

(g)old
but still very cool trick


* - Decim - May 24, 2016

(May 23, 2016 07:47 AM)kristijan97 Wrote:  (g)old
but still very cool trick

Very (g)old, has been around for over 10 years.


* - JavaDriveBy - May 24, 2016

Wow, nice tut sub your channel and give you some +rep 🤝


* - NinjaLeaks - May 24, 2016

Thanks for the tutorial op! Great content and well put!
Cheers


* - Kazumo - May 24, 2016

Just got Kali tonight and really wanted to try something out with it, your tutorial seems a great start.

Thanks a lot!


* - Decim - May 27, 2016

(May 24, 2016 05:37 PM)Kazumo Wrote:  Just got Kali tonight and really wanted to try something out with it, your tutorial seems a great start.

Thanks a lot!

Stay tuned to the channel, I'm going to be posting multiple series of videos soon.