Hi and welcome in this video, I'm going to teach you how to perform a denial of service attack on a
wireless access point.
First of all, let's understand what is a denial of service.
Attack is an attack meant to shut down a system or server by denying users to access a service or website.
So I will switch to my calling machine and put my wireless card into monitor mode.
Using the following command airman NGOs started Zululand zero.
Now I want to scan all the access points in range using Arrow Dom and GW Line Zero Man to stop the scanning
use control plus see and then select your network.
My is Konate, so I'm going to need the Mac address of the access point and the channel then type error
Dom and G Channel six and the backside of the router.
This will show you the clients that are connected to the access point.
Now I will perform the actual attack with AirPlay and G Dash zero and the number of packets and Dash
A and then the Mac address of the access point.
Now press enter.
This attack will disconnect everyone from the network, so I will switch to my Windows machine.
And as you can see in my taskbar, shows that I am connected and you can see now that I have lost my
connection.
If you want to have a little more fun, you could create fake routers that basically flood your options
when you search for a network to connect.
First, I'm going to flood my local area with random fake wireless routers, so I'm going to use my
kW LAN zero more beat, which is a beacon flood and use Channel five by dashi and press enter.
And if you look, it's flooding with these fake names right here now to show that it's working.
I'm going to click on my wireless taskbar and you can see it showing these random wireless networks.
You can also change the names for the routers by using a simple file with some names.
So after the dashi type Dash F, which means the computer is going to use a file to generate these names
instead of random characters.
So I'm going to drag and drop the file in here and press enter.
Now again, I'm going to go to my taskbar and show that it's working.
But if someone tries to connect to these networks, it's not going to work because the purpose of this
is just to flood your options.
So that's it for this lesson.
Thanks for watching, and I'll see you next time.