[Seven]

Just ran a test. You cant get the deauth packets to send through a wired connection. But they are other ways of knocking of a wired user.

[Eclipse]

Yeah... it would suck if everyone had to plug ethernet cables into their computers/phones just to connect to the internet...

Not sure if being sarcastic. For the school computers, Ethernet would be an advantage. For laptops and mobiles etc, WiFi is better.

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Just ran a test. You cant get the deauth packets to send through a wired connection. But they are other ways of knocking of a wired user.

What are you talking about? o.O

There's also;

Code:

flood_router6 -F eth0

But it's older.

[Seven]

Not sure if being sarcastic. For the school computers, Ethernet would be an advantage. For laptops and mobiles etc, WiFi is better.

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What are you talking about? o.O

There's also;

Code:

flood_router6 -F eth0

But it's older.

I was just saying that that the script wont deauth wired users but you can knock of wired users with other methods.

[Eclipse]

I was just saying that that the script wont deauth wired users but you can knock of wired users with other methods.

The script that I mentioned or your script? Mine most definitely does.

[Seven]

The script that I mentioned or your script? Mine most definitely does.

My script dose not. Your does.

[Eclipse]

My script dose not. Your does.

Yeah, your script automatically uses the wlan0 interface as deauth packets only work for Wlan. If I'm not mistaken, this feature was built into aircrack. Someone correct me on this.

[Seven]

Yeah, your script automatically uses the wlan0 interface as deauth packets only work for Wlan. If I'm not mistaken, this feature was built into aircrack. Someone correct me on this.

Question. Do you know why the script searches for a wired interface in this line:

Code:

wired_search = re.search('eth[0-9]|em[0-9]|p[1-9]p[1-9]', line)
    if not wired_search: # Isn't wired

Not sure why.

[Eclipse]

Question. Do you know why the script searches for a wired interface in this line:

Code:

wired_search = re.search('eth[0-9]|em[0-9]|p[1-9]p[1-9]', line)
    if not wired_search: # Isn't wired

Not sure why.

I assume it's searching interfaces.

Code:

'eth[0-9]|em[0-9]|p[1-9]p[1-9]'

^This is a regex string and it's being searched for in line.

Try running the script on a ethernet network but doing " -i eth0 " (Or your wired interface)

[Seven]

I assume it's searching interfaces.

Code:

'eth[0-9]|em[0-9]|p[1-9]p[1-9]'

^This is a regex string and it's being searched for in line.

Try running the script on a ethernet network but doing " -i eth0 " (Or your wired interface)

I see thank you.