wiki_wifi_sniffing.md

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ This HW based on a Chipsatz: Ralink RT5572 and is Dual Freq. 2.4 and 5 GHz as we
 *  Wireshark 3.2.5 - you can test this `wireshark - v`
 *  you can use other tools as well but make sure the tool can generate `*.pcapng` or `*.pcap` logfiles so we can analyze them 
 
-To setup and configure the WiFi HW driver, Linux Network Subsystem as well as Wireshark with all needed parameter we provide [here][ltrx_wifi_sniffer.sh](uploads/9e42a63a7c00ffa051a42f1f82beaedd/ltrx_wifi_sniffer.sh) a Script to setup all automatic.
+To setup and configure the WiFi HW driver, Linux Network Subsystem as well as Wireshark with all needed parameter we provide [here](uploads/9e42a63a7c00ffa051a42f1f82beaedd/ltrx_wifi_sniffer.sh) a Script to setup all automatic.
 
 ## Notes
 
@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ wlp3s0    IEEE 802.11  ESSID:"FALINT"
           Retry short limit:7   RTS thr:off   Fragment thr:off
           Power Management:on
 ```
-  *  when start the [Script][ltrx_wifi_sniffer.sh](uploads/9e42a63a7c00ffa051a42f1f82beaedd/ltrx_wifi_sniffer.sh) choose the `phy#*` with the interface name `wl*`
+  *  when start the [Script](uploads/9e42a63a7c00ffa051a42f1f82beaedd/ltrx_wifi_sniffer.sh) choose the `phy#*` with the interface name `wl*`
 ```
 phy#2
 	Interface wlxdc4ef4086948
@@ -57,5 +57,5 @@ phy#0
 *  in the Wireless Toolbar `mon0` should be shown as Interace and the channel you want to analyze should be shown.
 *  by use the drop down box you should be able to select the needed channel
 *  if you can NOT change the channel - you setup is not correct. 
-*  now you should be able to see WiFi packages in the View like shown in this Screenshot ![Screenshot](uploads/d63a4d4f0bb20ded39797f30bbc67478/Screenshot_at_2020-08-04_10-32-47.png)
+*  now you should be able to see WiFi packages in the View like shown in this ![Screenshot](uploads/d63a4d4f0bb20ded39797f30bbc67478/Screenshot_at_2020-08-04_10-32-47.png)
  
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