AWMM (Automatic Wifi Monitor Mode) is a simple script written in bash which facilitates access to the monitor mode of your Wifi card.
It is compatible with:
- Debian and derivatives distributions
- RPM distributions
- Arch and derivatives distributions
The script is used to both enable and disable monitor mode.
You need to make the .sh
file executable.
So, go to the script directory with a terminal and type:
$ sudo chmod +x AutoMon.sh
Then you need to set the name of your network interface.
So, type in the terminal:
$ ip a
Copy the name of the network interface and type in the terminal:
$ nano AutoMon.sh
Once you have opened the nano editor you have to paste the name of your network interface instead of wlp58s0
in the net_interface
variable.
Then save your changes and close the nano editor.
Now you can move the .sh
file wherever is best for you.
To run it, type in your terminal:
$ sudo ./AutoMon.sh
in the directory where it is located.
ATTENTION: run the script as root !
Once you have run the script follow the instructions contained in it.
The script works with the "aircrack-ng" and "airmon.ng" tools.
Bug reports are welcome