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--- hack [2020/04/17 15:16] – [Change Adapter Mode] gregkedro
+++ hack [2020/04/17 16:21] (actual) – gregkedro
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 Do an ''iwconfig'' to check out ''wlan0'' (or whatever your interface name is): should be ''Mode: Managed'' (you need to change to ''Monitored'' in order to catch all network traffic).
+  * **Important:** It is important that you use ''ifconfig'' (or ''ip'') here and not ''ifup''. ([[configs#ifupdown_vs_ifconfig|See explanation]].)
 . Disable the interface.
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 Run ''iwconfig'' and you should see ''Mode:Monitor'' (capture any packet in range).
-[1]''mode'' sets the operating mode of the device, which depends on the network topology. The mode can be:
+[1] The ''mode'' sets the operating mode of the device:
   * ''ad hoc'' (network composed of only one cell and without access point)
   * ''managed'' (node connects to a network composed of many access points, with roaming)
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   * Check this first (since WPA/WPA2 are so difficult to crack).
-. TOOL: ''wash'' (display all networks with WPS enable).
+. TOOL: ''wash'' (display all networks with WPS enable). You may need to put your wireless interface into auto mode instead of monitor mode.
-<code>wash --interface wlan0</code>
+<code>
+wash --interface wlan0     # if this errors out, do the following...
+ifconfig wlan0 down        # or ifdown wlan0
+iwconfig wlan0 mode auto
+ifconfig wlan0 up          # or ifup wlan0
+wash --interface wlan0     # remember to change mode back to monitor for the hacks
+</code>
 . Associate with the network (as above)... set this up but **//DO NOT RUN IT YET//**...