WiFi Hacking Watch #shorts

Warning! Your wifi isn't as secure as you think it is. Here is a quick demonstrations of how to deauthenticate clients from a wifi network using a watch.

WiFi Watch:

Wikipedia links to learn more:

Videos showing WiFi hacking in more detail:

Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only.

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#wifi #hacking #shorts

[shehriyarlaghari]

I absolutely adore the WiFi Nugget. But boy, the price... 😂

[jcreyes]

"Sir? Why is your watch keep saying 'attack' "

[lightkirbo]

Currently studying for certification in IT and this helps a lot

[alimardan]

I am a software major and i just started to watch ur videos out of curiosity.

i just installed kali and now im learning from ur channel.
ur videos are fun and interesting

keep it up david.

[larsgardner]

You can actually build the same thing using a Amazon chip for about $7, the one I used allowed me to set up a web GUI so that I could remote into it from my phone and enable the attack. It requires a little bit more in-depth knowledge, as you do have to solder the battery onto the board, but other than that it's really straightforward

[prahladboro]

neighbour: hehehe now he can't use WiFi now

[mespeet]

So a little explanation. this watch is basically an esp8266, this will not deauth all networks. This little (but amazing) board is able to scan, deauth and create beacons (fake wifi networks, and only when installed the correct software. It can do way more than just this though, like automate your home, etc) on the 2.4GHz band. 5GHz networks will not be affected by this.

[bowroberts]

Fun little tool, I have the DSTIKE Deauther Monster, the watch is a smaller package which is handy to take out in the field if you (and you shouldn't if it's not your own) deauth what remains of the 2.4Ghz devices like IOT etc.

[wawandwiprastyohutomo]

I'm new subscriber, first ever saw your shorts about wifite. Hope you create more short

[gouster]

im using DSTIKE V1 (with DIY added RTC) and used V2 firmware. But i always ran all 3 attacks. didnt knew that deauth attack is enought. thanx. :D

[davidsharlsamhon]

🤠
I wish to take off the hat to show little part of my respect…
Thanks man 😍

[Excalibur]

What's weird is Amazon started suggesting these to me and then your video pops up 🤔

[DUDE_X]

Just started my journey into ethical hacking, and there is alot of ground to cover but thanks to you I'm learning more and getting interested and passionate about it

[bnjamn]

"Hey man, you got the time?" "..Attack"

[atikattar]

Deauth -> Capture Handshake -> Network Breached ☠️🔥.

[KoKuKr]

Thanks for this concise summary. Couldn’t imagine a better one. 💪

[marcanthony]

Hi David, Did you program that yourself or did it come preloaded for you?

[TerrorRemain]

Some rpis or comparable platines with some hw add-ons added the necessary scipts is way cheaper, deauth, scan etc are necessary basics

[elihere]

Cool, now remember us how to protect our wifi from such attacks please, wpa3 ?

[vladislavkaras]

Interesting.
I hope, though, not many people will abuse it.
Thanks!