Hi does anyone have the URL for the Atmel tool?
 Atmel

I could not find it on their site.

Thanks
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Sent: Friday, June 14, 2002 7:06 AM
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Subject: [BAWUG] Reverse wardriving, so to speak?



I did a little wardriving yesterday with an unusual setup.
Lacking the expensive sniffer software, I used a WAP11 with
the site survey function in the Atmel tool.  I wanted it in
particular because I'd noticed that it's generic enough to detect
Cisco 340/350 equipment that's in non-801.11b-compatible mode.
Netstumbler doesn't.

For the record, I didn't expect to find much.  I'm in Jefferson, Wis.,
at the far eastern range of the Bay Area.  I spotted my own APs,
another WISP's non-WiFi Cisco equipment, two new APs (a default
Linksys and an Airport) and a friend's Airport.  I stopped to
talk with him.  As I've seen in the logs of my three high-point
Cisco APs, he'd seen random associations from MAC addresses he
couldn't identify.

We're both near highways.  I'd theorized that we're seeing
either trucks with WiFi, commuters with laptops, or other wardrivers.
This got me thinking about "reverse wardriving," or the art
and science of watching who passes by your APs.

An example log from my Cisco 352 is below.  (Careful, they're in
reverse time order, most recent events first.)  The bottom entry
shows an example of one of my WAP11/APC fading in and out.  The
others above are two UFOs: devices that authenticate, associate,
and fade away.

Am I interpreting the log correctly?  There's no IP shown, so
they never did anything TCP/IP-ish on the network, right?

- John

2002/05/16 13:18:31 (Info): Deauthenticating 0007eb313ec8, reason
"Inactivity"
2002/05/16 13:10:20 (Info): Station 0007eb313ec8 Associated
2002/05/16 13:10:20 (Info): Station 0007eb313ec8 Authenticated
2002/05/16 12:53:22 (Info): Deauthenticating 00022d030ecb, reason
"Inactivity"
2002/05/16 12:51:07 (Info): Deauthenticating 0007eb313ec8, reason
"Inactivity"
[...]
2002/05/16 12:23:21 (Info): Station 00022d030ecb Authenticated
2002/05/16 12:23:20 (Info): Station 00022d030ecb Authenticated
2002/05/16 12:20:33 (Info): Station 0007eb313ec8 Reassociated
2002/05/16 12:20:33 (Info): Station 0007eb313ec8 Authenticated
2002/05/16 12:20:27 (Info): Station 0007eb313ec8 Reassociated
2002/05/16 12:17:44 (Info): Station 0007eb313ec8 Associated
2002/05/16 12:17:44 (Info): Station 0007eb313ec8 Authenticated
[...]
2002/05/09 18:30:50 (Info): Deauthenticating [172.168.2.43]0006255164d9,
reason "Inactivity"
2002/05/09 09:36:42 (Info): Station [172.168.2.43]0006255164d9 Associated
2002/05/09 09:36:42 (Info): Station [172.168.2.43]0006255164d9 Authenticated

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