Gapcast software structure
This is the page describing the graphic structure of Gapcast in detail.
The first row shows between 2/3 information:
- Channel
- Elapsed Time
- WPA 4-Way-Handshake captured
[CHANNEL] -> The channel shown is the one Gapcast is sniffing or injecting.
[ELAPSED TIME] -> Is the time elapsed from since Gapcast running.
[WPA-4HANDSHAKE] -> If present, displays a list of all handshakes captured with the BSSID<-STATION syntax.
The BSSID row shows all Access Points with 9 information:
- Encryptation, Cipher, AuthKey
- RSSI
- Beacons
- Data
- Channel
- ESSID
- Manufacturer
ENC -> Shows the security protocol, cipher and AuthKey type.
PWR -> Shows the power expressed in dBm.
BEACONS -> Shows the received beacon counter of that BSSID.
DATA -> Shows the counter of data (MainLayer) exchanged with that BSSID.
CH -> Shows the associated channel.
ESSID -> Shows the name of the BSSID.
MANUFACTURER -> Shows the device manufacturer.
The STATION row shows all Access Points with 5 information:
- BSSID
- RSSI
- Data
- ESSID
- Manufacturer
BSSID -> Shows the bssid with which station exchanges information.
PWR -> Shows the power expressed in dBm.
DATA -> Shows the counter of data (MainLayer) exchanged with its BSSID.
ESSID -> Shows the name of the BSSID.
MANUFACTURER -> Shows the device manufacturer.
The last rows shows between 3 options:
- Injection Table opener
- Pause or fix error
- Exit with managed mode
[CTRL-T] -> Opens the injection table, for information click here.
[CTRL-E] -> Puts the program on pause, useful for copying mac addresses without closing the program. Or it can be used to reset the scan, stop and unstop, which can be useful if there has been a disconnection from the adapter or something else.
[CTRL-C] -> Closes the program instantly, enabling managed mode.