Docs: Update installation verification instructions to use --syscheck#480
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Issue:
The current README.md suggests using sudo wifite --help to verify if dependencies are installed. However, the --help command only displays the help menu and does not perform any environment or dependency validation.
Solution:
Updated the "Verify Installation" section to recommend sudo wifite --syscheck. This is the correct command designed to perform a comprehensive system readiness assessment, including tool dependency checks, kernel environment verification, and interface capability matrix.
Changes:
Replaced sudo wifite --help with sudo wifite --syscheck in the verification steps.
Updated the description of what the command does to reflect the actual output (Environment, Tools, Interfaces, and Attack Readiness).