Thread: After a decent strong wifi sniffer
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2011-08-16 , 08:39
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Originally Posted by tobymansell View Post
hey guys. sorry really cant get my head round this prog. what am i supposed to do with all the files when they are in mydocs?

i have seen that website lised above but am struggling to access the client files as it says permission denied on x terminal.

what would i ned to do with the files when i actually configure them?

is there not another prog similar to this which is more newbie friendly?

thanks guys for the help
I dont know why these guys are spoonfeeding you hot sh|t pudding.


1. Open xterm
2. type 'root' to get a root shell
3. Kismet will ask if you want to start server. Choose yes (it is already highlightes, just press return)
4. It will ask you for your server options, just press return
5. some sh|t will appear on screen, this is the console output. Press tab, this should highlight 'close console window'. Press return.
6. You should now see all the wifi networks around you.
7. The controls are a bit funny (they used to be WAY easier back in the day) just play around till you get it.

The files you will find in the path you invoked kismet from. They are the log files. Kismet should also start up the GPS in order to record the locations of all the networks found (so you can plot them on google maps 'n sh|t).

This all assumes you have rootsh and powerkernel installed.

The guy shouldn't bother with the plugins as he barely understands how to operate the program, nevermind a whole bunch more sh*t on top of that. Not to mention 2/3 of the plugins are useless for a noob. (bluetooth, broken. WEP, pointless. PMK, WTF that is.)

Also, kismet is the AK47 of wifi sniffers. Can you explain what it is you want to do exactly?
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