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$ hcxdumptool -h
hcxdumptool 6.3.1-56-g89278de  (C) 2023 ZeroBeat
usage: hcxdumptool <options>
        first stop all services that take access to the interface, e.g.:
        $ sudo systemctl stop NetworkManager.service
        $ sudo systemctl stop wpa_supplicant.service
        then run hcxdumptool
        press ctrl+c to terminate
        press GPIO button to terminate
        hardware modification is necessary, read more:
        https://github.com/ZerBea/hcxdumptool/tree/master/docs
        stop all services (e.g.: wpa_supplicant.service, NetworkManager.service) that take access to the interface
        do not set monitor mode by third party tools (iwconfig, iw, airmon-ng)
        do not use logical (NETLINK) interfaces (monx, wlanxmon, prismx, ...) created by airmon-ng and iw
        do not use virtual machines or emulators
        do not run other tools that take access to the interface in parallel (except: tshark, wireshark, tcpdump)
        do not use tools to change MAC (like macchanger)
        do not merge (pcapng) dump files, because this destroys assigned hash values!

short options:
-i <INTERFACE> : name of INTERFACE to be used
                  default: first suitable INTERFACE
                  warning: hcxdumptool changes the virtual MAC address of the INTERFACE
-w <outfile>   : write packets to a pcapng-format file named <outfile>
                  default outfile name: yyyyddmmhhmmss-interfacename.pcapng
                  get more information: https://pcapng.com/
-c <digit>     : set channel (1a,2a,36b...)
                  default: 1a,6a,11a
                  important notice: channel numbers are not unique
                  it is mandatory to add band information to the channel number (e.g. 12a)
                   band a: NL80211_BAND_2GHZ
                   band b: NL80211_BAND_5GHZ
                   band c: NL80211_BAND_6GHZ
                   band d: NL80211_BAND_60GHZ
                   band e: NL80211_BAND_S1GHZ (902 MHz)
                  to disable frequency management, set this option to a single frequency/channel
-f <digit>     : set frequency (2412,2417,5180,...)
-F             : use available frequencies from INTERFACE
-t <second>    : minimum stay time (will increase on new stations and/or authentications)
                  default 1 seconds
-m <INTERFACE> : set monitor mode and terminate
-p             : do not set monitor mode: active (do not ACK incoming frames addressed to the device MAC)
                 default monitor mode: active (ACK all incoming frames addressed to the device MAC)
-L             : show INTERFACE list
-l             : show INTERFACE list (tabulator separated and greppable)
-I <INTERFACE> : show detailed information about INTERFACE
-h             : show this help
-v             : show version

long options:
--bpf=<file>                   : input kernel space Berkeley Packet Filter (BPF) code
                                  steps to create a BPF (it only has to be done once):
                                  $ hcxdumptool -m <interface>
                                  create BPF to protect MACs
                                  $ tcpdump -i <INTERFACE> not wlan addr2 11:22:33:44:55:66 -ddd > protect.bpf
                                  recommended to protect own devices
                                  create BPF to attack a MAC
                                  $ tcpdump -i <INTERFACE> wlan addr1 11:22:33:44:55:66 or wlan addr2 11:22:33:44:55:66 or wlan addr3 11:22:33:44:55:66 -ddd > attack.bpf
                                  it is strongly recommended to allow all PROBEREQUEST frames (wlan_type mgt && wlan_subtype probe-req)
                                  $ tcpdump -i <interface> wlan addr1 11:22:33:44:55:66 or wlan addr2 11:22:33:44:55:66 or wlan addr3 11:22:33:44:55:66 or wlan addr3 ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff -ddd > attack.bpf
                                  see man pcap-filter for a list of all filter options
                                  add BPF code: 
                                  $ hcxdumptool -i <INTERFACE> --bpf=attack.bpf ...
--disable_beacon               : do not transmit BEACON frames
--disable_deauthentication     : do not transmit DEAUTHENTICATION/DISASSOCIATION frames
--disable_proberequest         : do not transmit PROBEREQUEST frames
--disable_association          : do not AUTHENTICATE/ASSOCIATE
--disable_reassociation        : do not REASSOCIATE a CLIENT
--beacontx=<digit>             : transmit BEACON of first n entries of ESSID list
                                  default: 10
--proberesponsetx=<digit>      : transmit PROBERESPONSEs of first n entries of ESSID list
                                 default: 10
--essidlist=<file>             : initialize ESSID list with these ESSIDs
--errormax=<digit>             : set maximum allowed ERRORs
                                  default: 100 ERRORs
--watchdogmax=<seconds>        : set maximum TIMEOUT when no packets received
                                  default: 600 seconds
--attemptclientmax=<digit>     : set maximum of attempts to request an EAPOL M2
                                  default: 10 attempts
                                  to disable CLIENT attacks set 0
--attemptapmax=<digit>         : set maximum of received BEACONs to request a PMKID or to get a 4-way handshake
                                  default: stop after 4 received BEACONs
                                  attemptapmax=0 include this options:
                                   disable_deauthentication: do not transmit DEAUTHENTICATION/DISASSOCIATION frames
                                   disable_proberequest    : do not transmit PROBEREQUEST frames
                                   disable_association     : do not AUTHENTICATE/ASSOCIATE
                                   disable_reassociation   : do not REASSOCIATE a CLIENT
--tot=<digit>                  : enable timeout timer in minutes
--exitoneapol=<type>           : exit on first EAPOL occurrence:
                                  bitmask:
                                   1 = PMKID
                                   2 = EAPOL M2
                                   4 = EAPOL M3
                                  target BPF filter is recommended
--onsigterm=<action>           : action when the program has been terminated (poweroff, reboot)
                                  poweroff: power off system
                                  reboot:   reboot system
--ongpiobutton=<action>        : action when the program has been terminated (poweroff, reboot)
                                  poweroff: power off system
                                  reboot:   reboot system
--ontot=<action>               : action when the program has been terminated (poweroff, reboot)
                                  poweroff: power off system
                                  reboot:   reboot system
--onwatchdog=<action>          : action when the program has been terminated (poweroff, reboot)
                                  poweroff: power off system
                                  reboot:   reboot system
--onerror=<action>             : action when the program has been terminated (poweroff, reboot)
                                  poweroff: power off system
                                  reboot:   reboot system
--gpio_button=<digit>          : Raspberry Pi GPIO pin number of button (2...27)
                                  push GPIO button (> 10 seconds) to terminate program
                                  default: 0 (GPIO not in use)
--gpio_statusled=<digit>       : Raspberry Pi GPIO number of status LED (2...27)
                                  default: 0 (GPIO not in use)
--nmea_dev=<NMEA device>       : open NMEA device (/dev/ttyACM0, /dev/tty/USB0, ...)
                                  baudrate = BD9600
--gpsd                         : use gpsd to get position
                                  gpsd will be switched to NMEA0183 mode
--nmea_out=<outfile>           : write GPS information to a nmea-format file named <outfile>
                                  default outfile name: yyyymmddhhmmss.nmea
                                  output: NMEA 0183 standard messages:
                                          $GPRMC: Position, velocity, time and date
                                          $GPGGA: Position, orthometric height, fix related data, time
                                          $GPWPL: Position and MAC AP
                                          $GPTXT: ESSID in HEX ASCII
                                  use gpsbabel to convert to other formats:
                                   gpsbabel -w -t -i nmea -f in_file.nmea -o gpx -F out_file.gpx
                                   gpsbabel -w -t -i nmea -f in_file.nmea -o kml -F out_file.kml
                                  get more information: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NMEA_0183
--nmea_pcapng                  : write GPS information to pcapng dump file
--rcascan=<character>          : do (R)adio (C)hannel (A)ssignment scan
                                  default = passive scan
                                  a = active scan
                                  p = passive scan
--rds=<digit>                  : sort real time display
                                  default: sort by time (last seen on top)
                                  1 = sort by status (last PMKID/EAPOL on top)
--help                         : show this help
--version                      : show version

Legend
real time display:
 R = + AP display:     AP is in TX range or under attack
 S = + AP display:     AUTHENTICATION KEY MANAGEMENT PSK
 P = + AP display:     got PMKID hashcat / JtR can work on
 1 = + AP display:     got EAPOL M1 (CHALLENGE)
 3 = + AP display:     got EAPOL M1M2M3 (AUTHORIZATION) hashcat / JtR can work on
 E = + CLIENT display: got EAP-START MESSAGE
 2 = + CLIENT display: got EAPOL M1M2 (ROGUE CHALLENGE) hashcat / JtR can work on
Notice:
This is a penetration testing tool!
It is made to detect vulnerabilities in your NETWORK mercilessly!
To store entire traffic, run <tshark -i <interface> -w allframes.pcapng> in parallel