Dave
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i was at bill arbaugh's 802.11 security tutorial at usenix today, and he claimed that kismet runs on a zaurus. tim, you're classy enough to deserve one, methinks...
On Mon, Aug 04, 2003 at 05:30:19PM -0700, Tim Pozar wrote:
I could use that for a number of things. Not just WiFi logging but for any sort of signal strenght/coverage surveying. It would be nice if it took a broadband (.5MHz to 3000MHz) radio card. If you could shrink an ICOM R1 down to PCMCIA...
On Mon, Aug 04, 2003 at 02:29:22AM -0700, Reza Naima wrote:
I know there are people that like to do wardriving or warwalking (or--
whatever the current term is). And that at best, the required equipment
is a wifi capable handheld w/ gps to log position...
What I was wondering was if there are people out there interested in
using a small handheld device which uses a std PCMCIA wifi card, and
either an external NMEA-compliant GPS unit or perhaps a built-in GPS
unit that logs SSIDs, GPS location, and some other metrics on a
multi-media card or perhaps compact flash...
This would be a small dedicated device that cost ~$100 w/o wifi card or ext.
gps (or ~$200 w/ built-in GPS).
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