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Can't see the Wi-Fi traffic from my mobile phone in Wireshark?

So, I am running Ubuntu Linux on my laptop and Android 4.0.4 on my mobile device (I don't think this is relevant, but just in case). I disconnected my laptop from any networks, and my mobile phone was connected to the network and was assigned (via DHCP) IP 192.168.0.109.

On my laptop I did this: ifconfig wlan0 down && airmon-ng start wlan0 && ifconfig wlan0 up.. this created my interface mon0for promiscuous mode, if I am not mistaken.

I launched Wireshark, tied it to mon0and assigned a < filter displayip.addr == 192.168.0.109 , go back to my mobile phone and go to several websites. I do not understand anything.

The step indicated here - cannot read packets captured from a Wi-Fi network using wirehark - do not help.

Will someone tell me what I'm doing wrong ?: (

Thank!

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The problem that I encountered was that the Wi-Fi card used did not give errors when switching modes, but it did not support them in any case.

Another card worked.

Thank!

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Set the WPA or WPA2 key by selecting:

  • Change "Settings
  • Protocols
  • IEEE 802.11
  • Enable Decryption
  • Enter the WPA or WPA2 key in key # 1 or in the next field or in later versions use the "Change" button to add a type key wpa-pwdwith a value like myPassword:mySSID.

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