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# Captura inalámbrica con hcxdumptool
Captura tráfico de autenticación WPA/WPA2 para análisis sin conexión.
hcxdumptool captura tráfico inalámbrico para evaluaciones de seguridad WPA/WPA2.
La captura puede contener material de autenticación. No revela una contraseña por sí sola.
### Crear una captura
Inicie una captura en la interfaz en modo monitor:
```bash
sudo hcxdumptool -i wlan0mon -w Capture.pcapng
```
El comando escribe datos de paquetes en `Capture.pcapng`.
Utilice un canal dedicado siempre que sea posible. Esto reduce la recopilación de información no relacionada.
### Validar la evidencia
Confirme que el archivo de salida existe y contiene tráfico de autenticación.
Registre la interfaz, el canal, el BSSID y la duración de la captura junto con la evidencia.
Proteja la captura como datos sensibles de evaluación. Elimínela cuando finalice el periodo de retención.
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