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No one is voting this up, but it's certainly interesting if true, or if I could actually understand it.
by euroclydon 13y ago
No one is voting this up, but it's certainly interesting if true, or if I could actually understand it.
- err_badprocrast 13y agoWifi authentication frames aren't encrypted, so you can craft bogus de-auth packets to disconnect clients. This has a lot of uses - you can DoS a client indefinitely, force them to reveal a hidden access point when reconnecting, or force them to disconnect and then reconnect to a rogue access point. new standards encrypt management frames, though.