- What is SSID Flood? SSID Flood is a type of attack. In this type of attack, a user or Attacker will continually change a wireless network's SSID (Service Set Identifier) name, corrupting the network's properties and corrupting it, or preventing the network from working. For example, a malware constantly changing the SSID of a wired network; breaking the network can allow unsecured parts to connect to the network. Here are a few tools used for SSID Flood attack: Aircrack-ng: This is an open source tool and is used to test the values of WPA / WPA2 wireless networks. WiFi Jammer: This tool is used to block wireless networks from working and can be used by attackers for SSID Flood attacks. MDK3: This tool is used to continuously change the SSID name of a wireless network and can be used by Attackers for SSID Flood attacks. Wifiphisher: This tool is used for phishing attacks and can be used by Attackers for SSID Flood attacks.
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