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Friday, July 04, 2003
Here is the latest update. I could have had a little more, unfortunately this morning on the drive to work I forgot to connect the GPS to the serial port on the laptop. The GPS was on, just not connected. :) oops.
So I backtracked my way home to redo the lost positions.
Overall I was able to get about 52 APs. WarDriving #9
Sometime next week I'm going to try something just to show the different between running a Active(Netstumbler) scanner and a Passive(Kismet) one.
All this week I have been using Netstumbler(NS) to grab all those AP's. Unlike Kismet, Netstumbler only displays AP's with SSID beacon turned on, and it 'sends' a request to the AP and waits for a reply. Once it does it logs that AP. Kismet on the other hand shows AP's even if the SSID beacon is turned off. Kismet only listens, and it does a good job at that. As you will see the difference next week.
logged by Digiital( ) at Friday, July 04, 2003
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