All so in this lesson, I'm going to show you how to sniff and inject packets into a wireless network.
So first off, I need to scan all the wireless networks around me, and to do that, I will type or
dump in which is a packet sniffer program and the monitor mode, wireless interface, double n0 mom
and press enter to start the scanning, and you can see useful information from all the wireless networks
around me, like the Mac address, channel number, encryption type and network name.
Now, to stop the scanning process, use control.
See?
OK, so let's see how to sniff packets from one specific network.
And in my case, the target network is coordinate.
Also, make sure you are doing this test on your own network.
So let's get started by typing the following command Arrow Dump G Dash Dash Basis I.D. and copy the
medical device from the target network and paste it here.
Then you need to specify the channel using the C and the channel number, which is six.
Now the next step is to type Dash W four, right and put the file name.
This is the file where all the data will be saved, and in my case, I will type CAPTCHA.
And lastly, put the wireless interface double blind zero, maun and Press Enter.
This will start capturing all the packet from the wireless network in a file called capturing zero one
dot com.
So define the file.
I will open a new tab and type x and you can see the capture zero uncap fire.
OK, now let's go to inject packets into the target network, so to do that, I'm going to type the
following command Airplane G Dash Dash D out for the authentication attack and put the number of packets
which one to send.
And for this example, I will use 10 and then type Dash eight and put the Mac address for the target
network and the wireless interface double n0 mom.
OK, now let's analyze the fire to see if I have successfully injected those packets.
So I will type Wireshark and kept your file name and press enter.
And no, I'm going to look for the authentication package, which you can see here.
This package will disconnect all the clients from the wireless network.
So that's it for now.
Thanks for watching, and I'll see you next time.