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A while back I remember seeing a less-nuanced ESP8266 wifi jammer, it announces a huge number of APs with random names, making it hard for devices to connect to
by blacksmith_tb 9y ago
A while back I remember seeing a less-nuanced ESP8266 wifi jammer, it announces a huge number of APs with random names, making it hard for devices to connect to real networks:
http://ruralhacker.blogspot.pt/2016/01/esp8266-jamming.html http://ruralhacker.blogspot.pt/2016/01/esp8266-jamming.html
- gruez 9y ago>it announces a huge number of APs with random names, making it hard for devices to connect to real networks How does that even work? I get it will prevent someone from choosing the right network to join, but I can't imagine how it prevents connection if the network is already remembered (ie. autoconnect)
- mschuster91 9y agoIt jams the announcement channels, and lots of devices only show the X strongest networks so the autoconnecters which get their listing after said filter don't see the real network at all as a candidate when the jammer is sending strong enough.