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"Educational use only", just like every other skiddie tool you can freely grab on the Internet these days. (The bane of my existence thanks to everyone and the
by kotaKat 10mo ago
"Educational use only", just like every other skiddie tool you can freely grab on the Internet these days.
(The bane of my existence thanks to everyone and their mother releasing ESP32 Wi-Fi/Bluetooth/etc deauther 'tools'...)
- preisschild 10mo agoMaybe actually secure your network then :D 802.11w exists
- londons_explore 10mo agoDoesn't protect against an attacker who just sends RTS + CTS packets every 50 microseconds, preventing all other wifi devices from transmitting anything (inc beacons). As a bonus, even wireshark won't detect anything for debugging, because the RTS+CTS handshake typically can't be sent to the linux kernel+higher layers. An ESP32 is capable of doing that on all wifi channels 'simultaneously' (ie. round robin, but getting back to the start channel within the timeout), effectively blocking all wifi.