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An Automated Approach to Detect Deauthentication and Disassociation Dos Attacks on Wireless 802.11 Networks


Haitham Ameen Noman, Shahidan M. Abdullah and Haydar Imad Mohammed

Wireless networks are unlike wired when it comes to security factor, they are considered fundamentally insecure due to its nature of transmitting the data via radio waves and also the security design of WLAN structure exposed the medium to versatile attacks. This paper sheds the light particularly on the availability factor, in which the attacker tends to exploit certain design flaws in wireless layer two (MAC Layer) to disrupt the connection on the authenticated clients. This can be performed by sending forged deauthentication or disassociation packets using IJAM a customizable tool written in Python. On the other hand this paper discusses the possible ways to detect these types of attacks and how important is it to implement an automated method to detect these attacks.

Keywords: Deauthentication, Disassociation, Dos, WLAN

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ABOUT THE AUTHORS

Haitham Ameen Noman
Holding bachelor degree from Al-Ahliyya Amman University in 2009 , earned Masters degree in Network and computer security from New York Institute of technology NYIT in 2012, currently studying PhD in computer security. Worked for two years as a software developer at Jordan in Optimiza Company. Published one paper about Yahoo Messenger Vulnerability in International Journal of Scientific and Engineering Research.

Shahidan M. Abdullah
Associate Prof, doctor at university of teknologi of Malaysia.

Haydar Imad Mohammed
studying master’s degree in communication engineering


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