which type of attack describes jamming the wireless frequencies used by a transmitter
802.11 radios don't hop frequencies unless a clearer channel (a range of frequencies) is available. Because of this, they're susceptible to temporary denial of service if an RF jammer is activated on a frequency in use by the access point.t is much more likely that a malicious jammer would blast an area with interference in the entire 802.11a/b/g/n (2.4 GHz and 5.2 GHz unlicensed bands.) Any change in frequency by the access point would be useless and all connected clients would be promptly disassociated.