Closed Muhallebi06 closed 8 months ago
Hello, DoS is tricky. Even more in 5ghz band.
Yeah, that adapter should work fine. It has only some issues if you are using a virtual machine as you can ses on the comments on this section: https://github.com/v1s1t0r1sh3r3/airgeddon/wiki/Cards%20and%20Chipsets
There, also a recommendation for raspberry 2/3 is in place. To launch this command echo "options mt76_usb disable_usb_sg=1" > /etc/modprobe.d/mt76_usb.conf
. I didn't test on raspberry 4 or raspberry 5 but I guess it will be pretty similar.
I guess you know about the country code stuff for 5ghz band. Check and read this: https://github.com/v1s1t0r1sh3r3/airgeddon/wiki/FAQ%20&%20Troubleshooting#dos-deauth-is-not-working-what-can-i-do
That is a mandatory reading to understand what can be happening, I guess you will be more interested on the last paragraph. Maybe you are trying to deauth on a DFS channel and that is the reason it is not working for you.
Anyway, I'll close this issue for two reasons:
Hello, I think country code is my problem. Thanks a lot for your help!
Hello, I'm currently exploring and experimenting with scripts on Kali, running on my Raspberry Pi 5, equipped with the AWUS036ACM adapter that features the Mediatek MT7621U chipset.
I've been attempting to execute Airgeddon's evil twin attack on my Wi-Fi network using this adapter. While it successfully creates an Access Point and attempts to deauthenticate my devices to capture handshakes on a 2.4GHz network—performing quite well—I've encountered challenges with executing the attack on a 5GHz network. So, this card cannot de-auth my devices on 5ghz networks.
I bought this adapter because it's suggested. If it will not work for 5ghz, I will return this adapter and try [v1s1t0r1sh3r3]'s other suggestions.
Cheers!