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The "sudo airmon-ng" command is used in Linux systems to manage and monitor wireless network interfaces.

Here's a breakdown of the command:

• "sudo": It stands for "superuser do" and is used to execute the subsequent command with administrative privileges. It prompts the user to enter their password before executing the command.
• "airmon-ng": This is the actual command that is being executed. "airmon-ng" is a script that comes with the Aircrack-ng suite, a collection of tools designed for network analysis and security testing. It specifically deals with monitoring mode and wireless interfaces.

When you execute "sudo airmon-ng," you will be provided with a list of available wireless network interfaces on your system. This information includes the interface, chipset, and driver associated with each wireless device.

Additionally, "airmon-ng" can be used to enable or disable monitoring mode on a wireless interface, change the channel of operation, capture network traffic, and perform various other tasks related to wireless analysis and monitoring.