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Disconnecting devices from a network

I recently learnt how to kick all devices from a network using airgeddon, is it possible to deauth certain devices on a network?
I believe most newer routers wont allow Death's anymore.. my experiance anyways
(Feb 18, 2025 11:59 AM)Rogers Communications Wrote:  I believe most newer routers wont allow Death's anymore.. my experiance anyways

This is mostlsy true but some devices mostlys cheep iot devices have bad impnation wiht FMP (Fram Managmeng Prtection) and in alost of cases 1 device conection under such policys kill the usufllss of it
(Feb 18, 2025 11:59 AM)Rogers Communications Wrote:  I believe most newer routers wont allow Death's anymore.. my experiance anyways

I know at least one of the router I have allows deauths
(Feb 18, 2025 12:09 PM)w3b_man Wrote:  I know at least one of the router I have allows deauths

yup those are the ones we rely on lol.. otherwise 99% of the other ones i try wont allow
(Feb 18, 2025 11:59 AM)Rogers Communications Wrote:  I believe most newer routers wont allow Death's anymore.. my experiance anyways

I don't believe routers have a say.


(Feb 18, 2025 10:57 AM)w3b_man Wrote:  I recently learnt how to kick all devices from a network using airgeddon, is it possible to deauth certain devices on a network?

aireplay-ng and MDK4 both support specifying certain stations. Like, the applications that the airgeddon script uses.
(Feb 18, 2025 05:42 PM)DramaKing Wrote:  I don't believe routers have a say.



aireplay-ng and MDK4 both support specifying certain stations. Like, the applications that the airgeddon script uses.

Ok thank you, I will look into this. Do you know the rough command I would need to use in kali
(Feb 18, 2025 06:17 PM)w3b_man Wrote:  Ok thank you, I will look into this. Do you know the rough command I would need to use in kali

Easy to look up. Just run 'sudo mdk4 wlan0mon d -c [channel] -S [station MAC]'
That is assuming your wifi adapter is wlan0. It could easily be wlan1, wlan2, etc. Depends if there are other adapters connected in your computer. Check with "airmon-ng" first to view the assignments.
Then of course you have to start the adapter and do a "check kill".
(Feb 18, 2025 08:50 PM)DramaKing Wrote:  Easy to look up. Just run 'sudo mdk4 wlan0mon d -c [channel] -S [station MAC]'

Thank you


(Feb 18, 2025 09:22 PM)Sparton Wrote:  That is assuming your wifi adapter is wlan0. It could easily be wlan1, wlan2, etc. Depends if there are other adapters connected in your computer. Check with "airmon-ng" first to view the assignments.
Then of course you have to start the adapter and do a "check kill".

Yes it is wlan0 but thanks for the help


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