[skhackit]

Can anyone make Wifi Jammer want to block it in my hostel!!

[webdev77]

It is possible but you are going to likely be visited by local law enforcement if you attempt to do so. It's illegal to jam communications.

[skhackit]

It is possible but you are going to likely be visited by local law enforcement if you attempt to do so. It's illegal to jam communications.

So only asking help here, if any one can help.

[slattt187]

check this out :
WIFI Jammer Tutorial [with pictures]

[i7eChNiQ]

You can buy a stuff like that, https://5.imimg.com/data5/KV/WF/MY-7210256/handheld-3g-4g-all-phone-signal-wifi-jammer-500x500.jpg i have one and it's perfectly worked.

[SOS777]

You can easily turn your pc into a jamming device, just need the right tools. I will give you a heads up : use kali ..

[I cry blood]

Look into WiFi Deauthentication attacks. Imo, its way easier, and you can make it target specific. You dont need and special software/hardware. You just do it all through a terminal.

[vacant]

Doubt this to be easy because how often does it happen? Never heard such things happening.

[SIM-888979]

Very illegal, please don’t do this.

[Fq2020]

Can anyone make Wifi Jammer want to block it in my hostel!!

I have wifi deauthentication devices. I wouldn't quite call them 'jammers' being that deauth was implemented and explained in the 802.11 protocol documents.

If you need further assistance, feel free to reach out.

[kane2026]

Deauth attack is probably the most effective. The company I work for regularly has problems with it, one of the biggest flaws with WPA/WPA2. And yes, you can use Kali Linux for. If you really want to do this I suggest you find a method that ensures you are not around, such as a raspberry pi + alfa antenna.

[Zcool2019]

You can make it under 5$ using esp8266 check github for project => wipwn

[Sebin]

Can I bukid a WiFi Jammer using Wemos Esp8266 board

[KenUchicha7]

Can anyone make Wifi Jammer want to block it in my hostel!!

Eh just use wifikill...educational purposes.

[bwistheone]

I have wifi deauthentication devices. I wouldn't quite call them  'jammers' being that deauth was implemented and explained in the 802.11 protocol documents.

If you need further assistance, feel free to reach out.

you can build a deauth detector using an esp32/esp8266. I built one which can be used to track down the offender.. it detects a large amount of deauth packets and shows the mac of the client sending and the signal strength.. you can run it off a battery then walk closer to find the stronger signal..