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Handle kill signal
The program needs to handle the kill signal when it is running a wifi jamming attack on infinite loop, by deleting the *.csv files and restarting the Network Manager.
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On the current firmware 0.9.2 there are multiple optimizations possibilities regarding the behavior of Wi-Fi during:
-Wi-Fi Attacks:
OPEN SSID (ESP_xxxxx) Broadcast starts when one of the Wi-Fi attacks are currently executed.
If possible this should be disabled (or hidden if it breaks functionality) during ANY Wi-Fi operation since it impacts the esp32marauders covert effectiveness.
With this