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# Wireless-Bewertung mit Bettercap
Bettercap verwenden, um die WiFi-Exposition zu validieren.
Bettercap unterstützt drahtlose Erkennung und Tests der Client-Zuordnung.
### Bettercap installieren
Bauen und installieren Sie Bettercap aus seinem offiziellen Repository:
```bash
git clone https://github.com/bettercap/bettercap
cd bettercap
make build
ls -la bettercap
sudo make install
```
### Drahtlose Aufklärung starten
Starten Sie Bettercap mit der Schnittstelle im Monitor-Modus:
```bash
./bettercap -iface wlan0mon
```
Aktivieren Sie die WiFi-Aufklärung, um Access Points und verbundene Clients zu identifizieren:
```bash
wifi.recon on
```
Überprüfen Sie die entdeckten drahtlosen Geräte und notieren Sie die relevanten Kennungen.
### Verhalten der Zuordnungen validieren
Senden Sie Zuordnungsanfragen an die ausgewählten Access Points:
```bash
wifi.assoc all
```
Verwenden Sie diesen Schritt, um Monitoring, Ratenbegrenzungen und Alarmierung zu validieren.
### Ergebnis dokumentieren
Dokumentieren Sie die getestete BSSID, den Kanal, das Zeitfenster und die beobachtete Reaktion.
Entfernen Sie das Test-Setup und stellen Sie nach der Validierung den normalen WLAN-Betrieb wieder her.
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