joh1686

Yes it can display hebrew: $ cat name.txt �.�.�.�.? מהההה? The first line is the one I copied from aircrack and the second one is one I wrote myself using...

@GnaixLin Thanks. This explains why the \x9e and \x94 are turned into a dot char, but not the \xd7 char. Looks like airodump treats chars as one byte while UTF-8...

I captured a beacon frame. I hope you don't mind I edited the bssid. https://ufile.io/b0d141

It's an LG D802 but not the first time they don't follow spec. It looks like Ubuntu's net manager is able to correctly display the essid. Thanks for the prompt...