airdecap-ng:tldr:2d8bb

The command "airdecap-ng -l -e ${essid} -p ${password} ${path-to-capture-cap}" is used to decrypt and capture wireless network packets that have been captured using a tool like Wireshark or Airodump-ng.

Here is a breakdown of the different components of the command:

• "airdecap-ng": This is the command used to decrypt wireless network packets.
• "-l": This option is used to enable live decryption, which means the packets are decrypted as they are captured.
• "-e ${essid}": This option specifies the ESSID (Extended Service Set Identifier) or the name of the wireless network that you want to decrypt the packets for. Replace "${essid}" with the actual name of the network.
• "-p ${password}": This option is used to specify the password or network key required to decrypt the packets. Replace "${password}" with the actual password.
• "${path-to-capture-cap}": This is the path to the capture file (.cap) that contains the captured network packets. Replace "${path-to-capture-cap}" with the actual path to the capture file.

By running this command, airdecap-ng will decrypt the captured packets for the specified wireless network, using the provided password, and display the decrypted information on the screen.