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Dominik edited this page Jan 16, 2026
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🟥 Deauthentication Attack 🟥
Why do you need this?
Deauth forces clients to disconnect from a Wi-Fi network. It’s commonly used to disrupt connections or trigger reconnection attempts for further attacks.
Quick start:
How it works:
Attacker scans for nearby Wi-Fi networks and connected clients
Deauthentication frames are sent to selected clients or the entire network
Victims are repeatedly disconnected from the access point
Clients try to reconnect, causing service disruption or enabling follow-up attacks
CLI Workflow:
scan_networks
select_network 1
start_deauth
📶 Deauth exploits unprotected management frames in Wi-Fi (802.11), making it simple but effective.