This video tutorial guides users through the process of setting up a wireless network card to capture a four-way handshake from a wireless access point. It covers the initial setup, checking the current mode of the network card, switching it to monitor mode, and verifying the change. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of using a compatible network card and provides step-by-step commands to achieve the desired configuration.

What is the primary reason for using a network card that supports monitor mode?

• To connect to multiple networks simultaneously

• To gather a four-way handshake from a wireless access point

• To increase internet speed

• To enhance network security

Which command is used to check the current mode of your network card?

• ifconfig

• iwconfig

• ping

• netstat

What is the first step in switching your network card to monitor mode?

• Typing 'iwconfig' in the terminal

• Sending the network interface down

• Connecting to the internet

• Restarting the computer

After switching to monitor mode, what command is used to bring the network card interface back up?

• iwconfig [interface] up

• ping [interface] up

• ifconfig [interface] up

• netstat [interface] up

How can you confirm that your network card is successfully in monitor mode?

• By restarting the network card

• By checking the internet speed

• By running the 'iwconfig' command

• By connecting to a new network