PRODUCING WIRELESS MAPPING WITH
KISMET
The
following installation process assumes that you are utilising the Auditing
Laptop Build as described in the Auditing Laptop Build: HOWTO and
that you have installed Kismet as per STEPS ONE and TWO in the
Kismet Installation guide.
Both the Expedia maps and Google mapping patches can be quite safely applied to
the same build; both options are then available for use. Not sure how much
support (if any) there are for the Expedia maps in the US, please let us know!
cd /tools/wifi/kismet-2006-04-R1
wget
http://wirelessdefence.org/Contents/Files/gpsmap.cc.2005-08-R1.expedia_europa.patch
(NOTE: Case Sensitive)
patch -p0 <
gpsmap.cc.2005-08-R1.expedia_europa.patch
To
test if your kismet build is in the right state to produce maps, simply type
gpsmap and ensure
Usage: is returned,
not various errors (which indicates a problem with your installation).
gpsmap -h provides a list of
the many, many options for use with gpsmap. Sadly many of the -S options
are broken (1-5), hence the reason for patching to allow us to use the
-S 6 option.
gpsmap -S 6 -r -o map1.jpg -e
/tmp/Kismet-Mar-2006-2.gps
gpsmap -S 6 -t -p -o map2.jpg -e
/tmp/Kismet-Mar-16-2006-2.gps
Project Homepage:
http://parknation.com/gmap
wget
http://parknation.com/gmap/files/gpsmap-gmap-0.1.tgz
tar zxvf gpsmap-gmap-0.1.tgz
patch -p0 <
gpsmap-gmap-0.1/gpsmap-gmap-0.1.diff
./configure
make
make install
Copy the index.html file and the
mapfiles folder to your own webserver (e.g.
www.wirelessdefence.org/gpsmap)
To
test if your kismet build is in the right state to produce maps, simply type
gpsmap and ensure
Usage: is returned,
not various errors (which indicates a problem with your installation).
gpsmap options:
-j = use googlemaps
-o = output file
-u = draw convex hull of data points
-r = draw estimated range circles
gpsmap -j -o gpsdata.js -u -r /tmp/Kismet-Mar-16-2006-2.gps
After running gpsmap on a .gps file copy the output
.js file to the same
folder as the index.html file and name it gpsdata.js
You also need to get a key for using google maps from google (http://www.google.com/apis/maps/signup.html).
Insert this key into the top of the index.html file in the location of KEYHERE
Now browse to your webserver with a browser (e.g.
www.wirelessdefence.org/gpsmap)
There is the option to view Satellite imagery, standard images or a hybrid mode.
There is also the option to zoom in/out or view devices by encryption
type (e.g. None, WEP, WPA)
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