But what are these tools actually doing under the hood? Is it real hacking, or just a party trick? And more importantly, can you get into legal trouble just by downloading them?
WiFiKill is an Android application that uses ARP poisoning to disrupt network connections for other devices on a shared network, functioning as a "Hacktool". Academic analysis, such as that in the SlowDroid paper, documents its capability as a mobile-based Denial of Service (DoS) attack tool, which requires root privileges to operate. For more details, visit ResearchGate Information Security Stack Exchange wifi kill github