Kismet
kismetwireless.net HardwareAn 802.11 layer2 wireless network detector, sniffer, and intrusion detection system.
- Homepage: kismetwireless.net
- GitHub: github.com/kismetwireless/kismet
- Web info: web-check.xyz/results/kismetwireless.net
Kismet Source Code
Author
Description
Github mirror of official Kismet repository
Homepage
License
NOASSERTION
Created
20 Sept 16
Last Updated
17 Jan 25
Latest version
Primary Language
C++
Size
157,955 KB
Stars
1,645
Forks
310
Watchers
1,645
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Star History
Top Contributors
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@dragorn (11366)
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Recent Commits
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (16 Dec 24)
adsb: Fix additional instance of the same error in ADSB RAW websockets deleting the reference object too soon during closing the socket
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (14 Dec 24)
Merge branch 'master' of kismetwireless.net:kismet
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (14 Dec 24)
adsb: Fix beast, raw websockets deleting state improperly
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (14 Dec 24)
conf: Fix missing comments in config file
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (27 Nov 24)
protocolv3: Work on defining the new IPC protocol to replace protobufs
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (12 Nov 24)
pcapng: force size_t type on instantiation of pcapng streams
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (08 Nov 24)
configure: Detect gcc13/14 and set -Wno-dangling-reference
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (08 Nov 24)
macaddr: un-inline some functions
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (08 Nov 24)
mutex: typo
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (08 Nov 24)
fmt: Change msg injection to not use a reference, due to dangling reference warnings
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (08 Nov 24)
fmt: Squash some more warnings with libfmt+newest compilers
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (07 Nov 24)
exceptions: Rework interactions between exception throwing and libfmt (hopefully)
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James Hilliard (07 Nov 24)
antsdr-droneid: add missing netdb.h header Fixes: implicit declaration of function ‘gethostbyname’ Signed-off-by: James Hilliard <[email protected]>
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (04 Nov 24)
ui: Fix listing probed datasources
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (30 Oct 24)
ui: Insert datasources and probed datasources alphabetically into the display list
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (23 Oct 24)
nrf: Timeout on usb bulk read
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (09 Oct 24)
cleanup: Minor cleanups
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (08 Oct 24)
capframework: Don't cancel threads that aren't running
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (07 Oct 24)
seenby: Track a proper alias to the datasource object in seenby, remove dynamic lookup from the ui, add additional datasource info to the ui global: Add a pointer to the datasource tracker for fast-lifetime objects to resolve
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (06 Oct 24)
pcre2: Fix pcre2 matching not matching
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (02 Oct 24)
dot11: explanatory comments
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (02 Oct 24)
ui: Add packets to seenby dispkay
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (02 Oct 24)
ui: Add total packets column
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (01 Oct 24)
dot11: disable wps uuid for now dot11: optimize more ie tags
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (30 Sept 24)
dot11: use const str in wps
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (30 Sept 24)
utils: Don't construct a temporary string in printable formatting
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (30 Sept 24)
dot11: Mass-rewrite of IE tag processing to greatly reduce heap thrash and unneeded allocations during IE tags. Remove all dynamic creation of kaitai::stream objects and shared pointers. Convert accesses of std::string elements to constexpr const string references.
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (30 Sept 24)
utils: Rewrite munge-to-printable to work on raw memory ranges utils: Rewrite memory buffer to support const memory
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hobobandy (30 Sept 24)
Fix channels tab current chart data update
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (21 Sept 24)
datasources: Add --version command line option, rework command line handling to handle --version in all c-based datasources
Kismet Website
Website
Kismet - Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, RF, and more
Kismet is a sniffer, WIDS, and wardriving tool for Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Zigbee, RF, and more, which runs on Linux and macOS
Redirects
Does not redirect
Security Checks
All 66 security checks passed
Server Details
- IP Address 165.227.176.149
- Hostname kismetwireless.net
- Location Clifton, New Jersey, United States of America, NA
- ISP DigitalOcean LLC
- ASN AS14061
Associated Countries
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US
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DE
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CH
Saftey Score
Website marked as safe
100%
Blacklist Check
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