How to scan all wireless networks in the server

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Scan all wireless networks

Because of the convenience of wireless network, wireless network is widely used. When users implement wireless penetration, they usually need to scan the surrounding wireless network first. Then, select vulnerable targets to implement infiltration. A wash tool is available in Kali Linux that can be used to scan all wireless networks. Execute the command as follows:

C:\ root > wash-I wlan0-s-a

BSSID Ch dBm WPS Lck Vendor ESSID

80:89:17:66:A1:B8 1-69 AtherosC TP-LINK_A1B8

14:E6:E4:84:23:7A 1-27 1.0 No AtherosC Test

AC:8D:34:02:40:C8 4-27 2.0 No Unknown CU_54Kf

AC:A4:6E:9F:01:0C 7-75 RalinkTe CMCC-JmKm

AC:A4:6E:9F:13:E4 11-85 RalinkTe CMCC-gT9x

From the output information, you can see all the wireless networks scanned. In the output information # includes seven columns, namely BSSID (MAC address), Ch (channel), dBm (signal strength), WPS (WPS version), Lck (whether locked or not), Vendor (manufacturer) and ESSID (AP name) Through the analysis of the output results, we can know that the surrounding open wireless networks are Test, TP-LINK_A1B8, CMCC-JmKm and so on.

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