The document discusses how wireless LAN systems, like biological immune systems, can experience "autoimmunity disorders" where the system's defenses mistakenly attack its own components. It presents examples of how malicious stimuli, like specially crafted packets, can trick access points into broadcasting disconnection messages, causing legitimate clients to disconnect. Even systems with additional protections like MFP (802.11w) remain vulnerable to denial-of-service attacks through various implementation-dependent issues. The key point is that new avenues for DoS attacks are possible against both protected and unprotected wireless systems.