Deauth
The Deauth Attack function in CyperPRO serves as a tool for testing and securing Wi-Fi networks. It operates by sending deauthentication packets (often referred to as deauth packets) to a specific target device or client connected to a Wi-Fi network. These deauth packets are crafted to mimic legitimate disconnection requests, forcing the target device to temporarily disconnect from the network.
It's important to stress that Deauth Attack should be used responsibly and legally. Only test Wi-Fi networks that you own or have explicit permission to test.
Using this function to disrupt or attack networks you don't own is unethical and illegal.
Always act within the boundaries of the law and ethical guidelines when utilizing CyperPRO's Deauth Attack.
No network list must scan
Have you not previously scanned the area using the "Scan networks"?
If you see the message "no network list must scanning," simply press the X button to quickly scan the surroundings.
Once the scanning is successful, the networks detected by Cyper will appear.
Choosing a Target
It's time to choose the target you wish to attack while keeping in mind to always act within the boundaries of the law.
Attacking Time
Probe attack on the network has been initiated and will continue until manually stopped.
Manually STOPPED
At any point during an attack, you can stop it, which will disable the deauth attack function, but all the records will be saved in the logs. To restart the attack, simply press the A button, and Cyper will automatically initiate the attack on the previously selected network again.
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