What is Deauth Detector?

Deauth Detector detects WiFi denial-of-service attacks, aka: Deauth Attacks

It constantly monitors nearby WiFi traffic, and if it detects a steady stream of deauthentication frames, it turns STRONG red to let you know that something is wrong.

Plug over play works.

Deauth detection explained

WiFi uses frames to exchange data, you can think of them as data packets. Management frames are used to manage the WiFi connection, but they are unencrypted , even if the network is password protected - problem ! This means that deauthentication frames are a type of management frame that can be spoofed - forcing devices to lose connection.

The sensor will glow RED when it detects that someone is abusing this WiFi loophole.

When the detector senses that deauthorization is not in progress, it turns on its two RGB LEDs in green, waiting for an attack.

• Detects WiFi Denial Of Service attacks
• Powered by any USB source
• The illuminated housing indicates that an attack is in progress
• It operates at a frequency of 2.4GHz