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Wi-Fi AP Spam

Wi-Fi AP Spam allows the BLEShark Nano to create hundreds of fake Wi-Fi networks.
It’s a fun and flashy way to flood the airwaves with attention-grabbing SSIDs.

What Is Wi-Fi AP Spam?​

This feature works by rapidly broadcasting beacon packets that appear as Wi-Fi networks to nearby devices.
You can use it to display custom messages, lyrics, or random names - purely for educational or demonstration purposes.

How to Use​

  • Navigate to the AP Spam menu from the Wi-Fi menu.
  • Select a spam mode: Rickrolls, Random, Funny, Targeted (duplicate of a specific network), or Custom Networks.
  • To stop the spam, press [S] again.

Custom Networks​

To broadcast your own list of SSIDs:

  • Create a .csv file with your desired network names, separated by commas:
    network1,network2,network3
  • Open Extra Settings Mode from your BLEShark Nano.
  • Connect to the BLEShark Wi-Fi network and access the captive portal.
  • Upload your .csv file under the AP Spam section.

After uploading, just select Custom Networks from the app and your SSIDs will appear in the air.

Available Spam Modes​

  • Rickrolls - Broadcasts lyrics from “Never Gonna Give You Up” as individual SSIDs
  • Random Networks - Generates totally random characters per SSID
  • Funny Networks - Displays a curated list of funny or weird Wi-Fi names
  • Duplicate Networks - Sends the same SSID repeatedly to clutter nearby lists
  • Custom Networks - Lets you upload and broadcast your own list of SSIDs
caution

Wi-Fi AP spamming should only be used in controlled environments where you have permission.
Improper use could disrupt nearby devices or violate local regulations.