Ignore multiple ESSIDs with -E #166
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* Allow multiple ESSIDs to be ignored by appending all the -E/--ignore-essid values to the ignore_essids list * The check on whether to ignore an ESSID or not is now case sensitive for better control Signed-off-by: Radu Nicolau <radunicolau102@gmail.com>
* Finding and attacking an AP based on the ESSID is now case sensitive, for more precise control Signed-off-by: Radu Nicolau <radunicolau102@gmail.com>
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Currently there is no way to specify multiple ESSIDs to ignore as described in issue #148. Instead of a simple string now the ignore_essid variable is a list of strings which we check inside the Airodump.filter_targets method. The -E paramater needs to be specified for each ignored AP.
I've also made the check case sensitive as I believe it allows better control. After all the SSID is case sensitive itself, there is little reason to make the check case insensitive, besides easier typing. I've also made attacking one target based on the ESSID case sensitive, for the same reasons. I can remove these changes need be.