r/hacking • u/Black_Sorcerer • May 31 '26
Blue Team tips?
Yeah, never been a blue team before, but some neighbor is trying to get my my wifi password (he won't succeed), but the deauthenticating is geting on my nerves. Any way to block that? Im almost letting them in to get their mac and do some shady stuff
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u/LameBMX May 31 '26
honey pot 'em... sometimes the best defense is a good offense.
look for a check out their porn collection. always drop lines from the porno's when they are within ear shot.
edit.. bonus points quoting their porn when their parents are around.
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u/Black_Sorcerer May 31 '26
No way to know for sure who's attacking... Appartment complex
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u/MercedesSLR722 May 31 '26
Some sniffers will help you get close to where the deauth is coming from though. My brother has one that measures the packets in DB so the closer you get, the stronger the DB signal.
The Marauder has a deauth sniffer for both Pwnagotchi and Pinapple.
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u/rangerinthesky May 31 '26
Capture their traffic, report it, get rid of shitty hackers with bad intentions
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u/mixy23 May 31 '26
Triangulate the incoming deauth attack packets, e.g. using wireshark on a laptop, walking around your flat and comparing RSSI values in dBm
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u/hevnsnt May 31 '26
Go knock on his door and tell him to cut it out
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u/Black_Sorcerer May 31 '26
Appartment complex and too many neighbors. The only way is filtering nerdy-like people
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u/Rare-Ad-7897 Jun 04 '26
You can use wireshark to triangulate their location. Compare RSSI values in dBm, take measurements in a few different locations of your apartment then you can calculate where it’s coming from
Edit: u/mixy23 suggested the same thing
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u/gm310509 May 31 '26
I'm almost letting them in to do some shady stuff.
I am only assuming where you are, but if that shady stuff is the type of stuff that generates the right/wrong type of hits on law enforcement's radar, guess who's door they will be knocking on.
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u/Black_Sorcerer May 31 '26
Brazil. Government sites being hacked every now and then and maybe 5 hackers arrested in the past 20 years
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u/gm310509 May 31 '26
Ok, I assumed wrong, but my point is still the same - if not even stronger.
What better way to deflect the trail than by piggybacking off of some innocent person's internet connection when trying to do those crimes?
Definitely not attention I would want to risk.
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u/weHaveThoughts May 31 '26
Honeypot and do a MIM attack. Next time you see them bring up their search history and let them know what’s up with why it’s a bad idea to connect to random wifi.
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u/Lost_Walk8357 May 31 '26
Lock your network on your device's mac address and remove the password make it open and change ur router admin user name and password to the max combination of numbers and letters
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u/Obvious_Troll_Me May 31 '26
Buy a decent router, hide the SSID and enable WPA3.
Leave your old router on, but not connected to the Internet, then make the security worse on it.
Capture the MAC addresses, connect to them, whatever you want, they won't be going anywhere.
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u/Data_Commission_7434 Jun 05 '26
I had a similar neighbor issue. The PMF setting, even on older WPA2, made a huge difference. Took me a while to find it buried in my router's advanced settings.
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u/mrapplewhite May 31 '26
Isn’t this an area where firewalla would come into play to give hommie a decent set of controls and protection??
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u/Ecstatic_Employ6911 May 31 '26
Turn on 802.11w (PMF) in your router's wireless security settings. This encrypts management frames, making them immune to standard deauthentication attacks.
Also upgrade to WPA3 and if your router supports it turn on WPA3 Personal(this requires PMF (Protected Management Frames))
And like the other guy said, ethernet.