guys this is stuck here it does not go ahead of this
im indeed pentrating my own network
im new to this and im doing this to test my patience
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i have been here for 8 hours looking at this
Essentially an amalgamation of a bunch of wireless pentesting tools lol
What's the issue?
-c <digit> : set frequency (2437,2462,5600,...) or channel (1,2,3, ...) default: auto frequency/auto band maximum entries: 255 0 - 1000 treated as channel 1000 treated as frequency in MHz on 5GHz and 6Ghz it is recommended to use frequency instead of channel number because channel numbers are not longer unique standard 802.11 channels (depend on device, driver and world regulatory domain):I feel like '-c 7a' isn't something it recognizes, it's expecting digits only, not '7a'
oh
i saw tut which was 4 months old
theres alot of difference
when i put wlan0 to monitor it doesnt change but for the tut guy its wlan0mon
should i try with only 7?
its not progressing
its stuck at starting...
@WanderingPacket
I found out the issue
wireless adapter is a TP-Link TL-WN823N v2/v3 with the Realtek RTL8192EU chipset. Unfortunately, the RTL8192EU driver on Linux is known to have limited support for monitor mode and packet injection, which likely causes the "failed to arm interface" and packet capture errors with hcxdumptool.
thats disappointing. There are relatively few good wireless adapters that work. I remember the last time I looked I was sorely dissapointed with the 5ghz options.
oh