“Kali” is a Linux distribution and is the successor to the much acclaimed Backtrack.
Open up a terminal window in "Kali Linux", and type in “ifconfig “. This is going to list all the networking interfaces connected to your device.
Here, we only need (wlan0) which is our Wi-Fi card, so we can disable the others by doing “ifconfig <name of the interface> down”.
Now, we type “airmon-ng start wlan0”.
(airmon-ng is just a tool for monitoring air traffic, “start” basically starts the tool, and “wlan0” specifies the interface we are using for monitoring)
It’ll probably show “some processes that could cause trouble”, we’ll simply kill those processes by entering “kill <process ID>”.
Now if we do “ifconfig”, it should show us the newly made monitoring interface “mon0”.
Then, put in, “airodump-ng mon0”.
In the screenshot below, the highlighted bssid is the target.
For our next step we type in, “airodump-ng –c <channel> -w <name> –bssid <bssid> mon0”.
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It’ll probably show “some processes that could cause trouble”, we’ll simply kill those processes by entering “kill <process ID>”.
Now if we do “ifconfig”, it should show us the newly made monitoring interface “mon0”.
Then, put in, “airodump-ng mon0”.
In the screenshot below, the highlighted bssid is the target.
For our next step we type in, “airodump-ng –c <channel> -w <name> –bssid <bssid> mon0”.
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