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Might be a stupid question, but: how did they do this? I mean their own WiFi must have been operating on the same frequencies (2,4Ghz band as the personal hotsp
by sauere 12y ago
Might be a stupid question, but: how did they do this? I mean their own WiFi must have been operating on the same frequencies (2,4Ghz band as the personal hotspots ), wouldn't a jammer also disrupt their own signal?
/edit: i see, deauthentication packets.
- FireBeyond 12y agoThe devices promiscuously listen for MAC addresses, and only send de-auth packets to those which aren't white-listed or already connected directly to it, so any packets they see flying around are targeted.