Does it work on WPA3-SAE auth mode?

[HolmesAmzish]

Most deauth or flooding attack tools such as aircrack work on WPA/WPA2 mode, but to WPA3-SAE mode there is no use to send deauth frame. Is there any method to deauth the client of WPA3 or downgrade the auth method of WPA3 AP to WPA2?

[flashnuke]

Unfortunately I have not tested on WPA3 yet so I cannot provide an answer to this, but I do plan to do this in the future

[flashnuke]

Just tested on the following setup and it worked:

    Authentication          : WPA3-Personal
    Encryption              : CCMP
    BSSID 1                 : 16:bd:55:ab:d9:67
         Signal             : 60%
         Radio type         : 802.11ax
         Band               : 2.4 GHz
         Channel            : 11
         Details            :  (H2E supported)
         QoS MSCS Supported    : 0
         QoS Map Supported     : 0
         Basic rates (Mbps) : 1 2 5.5 11
         Other rates (Mbps) : 6 9 12 18 24 36 48 54

H2E is a variant of SAE, so to answer your question: it should work on WPA3-SAE

However, I was not able to determine whether PMF (protected management frames) was enabled on the WIFI access point during the test, so for now I assume it works for WPA3-SAE but not necessarily when PMF is enabled

PMF can in fact protect against de-auth attacks so there's a good reason to believe it won't be effective against it, I'll update again after I test PMF