An 802.11 Wireless Network Sniffer

Edit Package kismet

Kismet is an 802.11 wireless network sniffer. This is different from a
normal network sniffer (such as Ethereal or tcpdump) because it
separates and identifies different wireless networks in the area.
Kismet works with any 802.11b wireless card that is capable of
reporting raw packets (rfmon support), which include any Prism2-based
cards (Linksys, D-Link, Rangelan, and more), Cisco Aironet cards, and
Orinoco-based cards. Kismet also supports the WSP100 802.11b remote
sensor by Network Chemistry and is able to monitor 802.11a networks
with cards that use the ar5k chipset.

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Filename Size Changed
kismet-2022-02-R1.tar.gz 0012799753 12.2 MB
kismet-fix-build.patch 0000000841 841 Bytes
kismet-rpmlintrc 0000000126 126 Bytes
kismet.changes 0000037284 36.4 KB
kismet.spec 0000013587 13.3 KB
Revision 53 (latest revision is 59)
Dominique Leuenberger's avatar Dominique Leuenberger (dimstar_suse) accepted request 959254 from Marcus Meissner's avatar Marcus Meissner (msmeissn) (revision 53)
- Update to version 2022-02-R1
  This is primarily a maintenance release to fix a number of bugs
  discovered in the 2022-01 releases, including:
  * Some datasources not appearing on arm32 (rpi)
  * Fix segfault due to “smart” pointers and legacy api
  * Check for zero-sized broken frames
  * Give IE127 alerts a little more headroom
  * Fix override config append not appending
  * Merge patch to trim GPS coordinates in logs
  * Fix old mutex in datasource serialization
  * Detect binary in NMEA GPS streams

- Update to version 2022-01-R3a
  * Install missing kismet_wardrive.conf

- Update to version 2022-01-R3
  * Minor fixes on top of 2022-01-R1 and 2022-01-R2
  * Fixing compilation on some old compilers and distributions
  * Fixing a javascript race condition that caused some of the
    tabs in the UI to not appear sometimes.

- Update to version 2022-01-R2
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