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# Evaluación inalámbrica con Bettercap
Usa Bettercap para validar la exposición WiFi.
Bettercap admite el descubrimiento inalámbrico y las pruebas de asociación de clientes.
### Instalar Bettercap
Compile e instale Bettercap desde su repositorio oficial:
```bash
git clone https://github.com/bettercap/bettercap
cd bettercap
make build
ls -la bettercap
sudo make install
```
### Iniciar el reconocimiento inalámbrico
Inicie Bettercap con la interfaz en modo monitor:
```bash
./bettercap -iface wlan0mon
```
Habilite el reconocimiento WiFi para identificar puntos de acceso y clientes conectados:
```bash
wifi.recon on
```
Revise los dispositivos inalámbricos descubiertos y registre los identificadores relevantes.
### Validar el manejo de asociaciones
Envíe solicitudes de asociación a los puntos de acceso seleccionados:
```bash
wifi.assoc all
```
Use este paso para validar la supervisión, los límites de tasa y las alertas.
### Registrar el resultado
Documente el BSSID probado, el canal, la ventana de tiempo y la respuesta observada.
Elimine la configuración de prueba y restaure la operación inalámbrica normal después de la validación.
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