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Now we know that the MAC address is used to make sure that the packet goes into the right direction.
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So each packet has a source SMAC destination Mike and it flows from the source mark to the destination
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MAC from the device to the source Mac to the device that has the destination MAC.
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This is how wireless cards work in the default mode.
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So if you if I come in to my Kalli machine and I do.
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IOW config you'll see that I have my wireless card right here called zero and you can see that the default
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mode is called management.
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So basically in this mode my wireless device will only receive packets or will only try to capture packets
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that have my devices MAC address as the destination MAC so it'll only capture Tackett that are actually
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directed to my computer while we want to do though we want to be able to capture any packet that's around
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us and the packet that is within our range.
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So to do that we're going to use a mode called monitor mode.
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This tells the wireless card is I want you to capture everything around you.
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Even if the destination MAC is not your Mac I want you to capture it.
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So basically we'll be able to capture all the packets within our age even if the packet isn't directed
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to our device.
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There is more than one method to enable monitor mode.
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We're going to talk about three methods we're going to start with the basic method.
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In this lecture and then I'm going to show you two more methods.
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The reason why I'm going to show you more than one method is sometimes monitor mode will be enabled
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but when you actually come in to run in and attack the attack will not work.
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So in the future if I run some attack and you see that you're getting different results then just come
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back and try to enable mode in a different way.
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So we're gonna talk about the first method now and we're going to use Ehrmann ngi to do it.
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So the first thing let's just run the command on its own so we're just going to type in Ehrmann and.
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And you can see at least the wireless cards available and you can see that I have a wireless card called
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LUNs zero.
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So I'm going to start monitor mode on this interface and the command is going to be Ehrmann and G start
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line zero.
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So it's very simple.
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Everyone enjoys the name of the program start to start monitor mode and zero is the wireless card name.
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So it's the interface I'm going to hit enter.
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And as you can see now tell me that monitor mode is enabled on 1 0.
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So now whenever I want to use monitor mode I'm going to specify zero as the interface and you'll see
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that in the future lectures.
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So for you maybe you'll probably not get the same name.
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So for you it'll probably be called Landseer Oman or something else.
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It doesn't matter.
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Just make sure you use the name which monitor mode is enabled on in the future instead of Montsoreau
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for me.
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So if I do the blue 1 0 you'll see that the mode now is monitor mode instead of managed.
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And that means that we can use this card now to capture any packet within our range even if the packet
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is not directed to our device even if it doesn't have the MAC address of our device as the destination.
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Mark now I'd like to note a few things.
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First of all when you enable monitor mode the card will lose its connection so if it was connected to
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our wireless network it'll actually get disconnected.
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This is normal because as I said the card will not be in managed mode and it'll be capturing all the
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packets that's available to it instead of only capturing the packets that are directed to it.
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Also it doesn't really matter because when we enable monitor mode we want to actually hack into a different
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network or capture packets from networks that we don't have their password.
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So it's completely normal to you to lose your internet connection when you're in monitor mode.
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The next thing is make sure that you use the name that monitor mode gets enabled on.
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As I said For me it was 1 0 for you it could be called something else.
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So just make sure you actually use the name that everyone ngi tell you it or more got enabled on.
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As I said it will probably be called Lan's Euro Zone or something else.
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The third note is if you enabled monitor mode and in the future you run in an attack and you got different
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results than me.
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You got unexpected results then just come back.
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And Troy one of the other methods that I am going to explain in the next lectures now if you want to
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stop monitor mode you can just do Ehrmann ngi
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and then you put the wireless card name which is in monitor mode.
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Again for me it's 1 0 for you it could be something else.
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And that's it.
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Now monitor mode is disabled and we can use LAN zero in managed mode to connect to networks and use
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it normally the same way that you usually use it.
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