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Friday, August 01, 2003
YAHOO, no not Yahoo, Kismet released a few days back version 3, while at work I compiled the new version on my laptop and ran a few tests and no crashing or hanging! So onto the road test on my way to the weekly sailing race and the thing worked flawlessly! For the first time, at least for me. What does this mean, I'll get to FINALLY be able to do the comparisons between Kismet and Netstumbler next week, results should be posted on Wednesday(Monday is a holiday here in Ontario, but I never had holidays :), I was just planning to do the test on the route to work).
Since I am talking about Linux, how about this little application called Driftnet, this version will work over a ethernet connection, if you want the 'hacked' version to work over wireless then grab it at: Driftnet-Wireless. basically what this application does is listen to the network connection and grabs all picture files(ie: jpg, gif....)that are flying by, and it's ALSO able to capture streaming media as well.
Since what I really care right now is the wireless side of Driftnet that's what I'll focus on right now.
I run a Orinoco based card(Dell Truemobile 1150) all I have to do to get it going is a simple:
# iwpriv eth0 monitor 2 x (x being the channel you want to monitor, of course change eth0 to your needs)
That it! Sit back and enjoy the pictures fly by, in a high traffic area you might be surprise and what sites people are visiting!
This will not work with Kismet running at the same time, sorry. So find a channel with some traffic on it, and then listen to only that channel.
logged by Digiital( ) at Friday, August 01, 2003
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