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kismet_drone

Wireless sniffing and monitoring remote drone


see also : kismet

Synopsis

kismet_drone [-svh] [-f config-file] [-c capture-source]
[-C enable-capture-sources] [-p port] [-a allowed-hosts]
[-N server-name]


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cp ../kismet_drone dpkg/data/usr/bin/
cp ../man/kismet.1 dpkg/data/usr/man/man1/
cp ../man/kismet_drone.1 dpkg/data/usr/man/man1/
cp ../man/kismet_drone.1 dpkg/data/usr/man/man1/
cp ../man/kismet.conf.5 dpkg/data/usr/man/man5/
cp ../man/kismet_drone.conf.5 dpkg/data/usr/man/man5/

description

kismet_drone supports all the capture sources available to Kismet. Instead of processing packets locally, kismet_drone makes them available via TCP to a remote kismet_server using the ’drone’ capture source.

encryption

It may be desireable to encrypt the packet stream between the remote drone and the kismet system. Standard SSH packet tunneling or any other tunneling/forwarding system may be used, and is recommended.

usage

kismet_drone should be configured as you would kismet_server. All logging, packet dissection, etc will take place on the remote kismet server using the ’drone’ capture source.

kismet_monitor should be used to place capture sources into rfmonitor mode as needed, and kismet_hopper should be used for channel hopping.

kismet_drone is controlled by the kismet_drone.conf config file.


see also

kismet , kismet_drone.conf


author

Mike Kershaw

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