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Nor is the board obliged to reveal the reason for its decisions, even reserving the right to deauthenticate works that it has already authenticated, and to reinstate works it has already denied.

What Is an Andy Warhol? Dorment, Richard 2009

Only persistent questioning of the board's intentions saved our picture from being defaced with a denied stamp because its seemingly straightforward letter was ultimately exposed to be a premeditated and underhanded ploy to deauthenticate our picture.

'What Is an Andy Warhol?': An Exchange Ekstract, Richard 2009

This, again, is done with a deauthenticate frame sent to a MS Windows XP user's computer that would cause the victim's wireless connection to be switched to a non-preferred connection, AKA a rouge AP.

IT & Security Portal» IT-Observer 2009

Without the Layer-1, frame level authentication on all 802. 11a / b / g networks, a computer running Airjack would passively assume the identity of an access point and then once inside of the channel of communication between node and AP, Airjack would begin sending dissociate or deauthenticate frames sequentially at a high rate.

IT & Security Portal» IT-Observer 2009

ASLEAP is able to use hashing algorithms to create brute force attacks to recover passwords, and actively deauthenticate users from the AP making them reauthenticate quickly to expedite the process of hacking.

IT & Security Portal» IT-Observer 2009

Johannes Berg (7): mac80211: keep auth state when assoc fails cfg80211: sme: deauthenticate on assoc failure mac80211: fix BSS leak mac80211: fix addba timer mac80211: fix reason code output endianness cfg80211: fix NULL ptr deref mac80211: check interface is down before type change

Linux.com :: Features 2009