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# Modos de Filtro do Airodump

Direcione uma captura autorizada por canal, ESSID ou BSSID.

`airodump-ng` pode exibir vários pontos de acesso de uma vez. Filtre a captura para focar em um ativo dentro do escopo.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Capture equipamentos aprovados. Um filtro não substitui a autorização da avaliação.
{% endhint %}

### Escolha um filtro

Use um canal quando você souber a frequência do ponto de acesso. Use um ESSID para acompanhar uma rede pelo nome. Use um BSSID para identificar um rádio específico.

### Filtrar por canal

```bash
airodump-ng -c 1 wlan0mon
```

O `-c` o valor deve corresponder ao canal observado durante o reconhecimento.

### Filtrar por ESSID

Filtrar pelo nome divulgado da rede:

```bash
airodump-ng --essid WIFI wlan0mon
```

### Filtrar por BSSID

Filtrar pelo endereço MAC do ponto de acesso:

```bash
airodump-ng --bssid BC:0F:9A:66:1A:8E wlan0mon
```

O BSSID elimina a ambiguidade quando várias redes compartilham o mesmo nome.

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