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Linux Driver for USB WiFi Adapters that are based on the RTL8812AU Chipset
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Injection not functional on 5ghz #4

Closed Markw27348 closed 3 years ago

Markw27348 commented 3 years ago

Injection fully working on 2.4ghz, 5 ghz it is not effective at all.

morrownr commented 3 years ago

Markw, thanks for the report. I'll start looking at this. Can i get you to make me a checklist that reflects the steps you are taking, the results and what the expected results are? That would help me greatly.

FYI: I have little experience pen testing but will do my best to make that capability work.

morrownr commented 3 years ago

I had time to test this evening. Here is my initial test using this driver on a Raspberry Pi 4B using the 32 bit Raspberry Pi OS with Aircrack:

$ sudo aireplay-ng --test wlan0 00:03:44 Trying broadcast probe requests... 00:03:44 Injection is working! 00:03:46 Found 4 APs

00:03:46 Trying directed probe requests... 00:03:46 48:77:46:D6:D7:E7 - channel: 149 - 'myAP' 00:03:46 Ping (min/avg/max): 1.468ms/6.256ms/47.965ms Power: -48.80 00:03:46 30/30: 100%

00:03:46 42:77:46:D6:D7:E7 - channel: 149 - '' 00:03:46 Ping (min/avg/max): 0.476ms/4.938ms/10.000ms Power: -47.50 00:03:46 30/30: 100%

00:03:46 46:77:46:D6:D7:E7 - channel: 149 - '' 00:03:46 Ping (min/avg/max): 2.397ms/5.070ms/7.712ms Power: -46.27 00:03:46 30/30: 100%

00:03:46 12:59:32:04:A7:B8 - channel: 149 - '' 00:03:46 Ping (min/avg/max): 0.606ms/3.004ms/6.278ms Power: -42.77 00:03:46 30/30: 100%

Channel 149 is definitely 5g. I need more information.

Markw27348 commented 3 years ago

Aireplay-ng -test command works, but a simple deauth using aireplay-ng or mdk3/mdk4 does not

ghost commented 3 years ago

Aireplay-ng -test command works, but a simple deauth using aireplay-ng or mdk3/mdk4 does not

Hi are you trying an 802.11ac access point?

morrownr commented 3 years ago

Markw27348,

I am not ignoring you but you have not provided the information that I requested:

"Can i get you to make me a checklist that reflects the steps you are taking, the results and what the expected results are? "

I am not a pen tester and have no experience along those lines. I am working to make this driver as fully functional as possible but I have limited amounts of time to spend on each issue. Think of it like this: Unless i can recreate the problem, I am unlikely to be able to fix it. Think about what I would need to be able to recreate the problem.