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
04 Oct 24
Latest version
Primary Language
C++
Size
157,498 KB
Stars
1,568
Forks
306
Watchers
1,568
Language Usage
Star History
Top Contributors
- @dragorn (11347)
- @bergeraaron (173)
- @ffontaine (21)
- @maage (19)
- @ZeroChaos- (18)
- @rhandorf (16)
- @madmac2501 (11)
- @mkhubbard (8)
- @foxtrot (8)
- @dreadnought (7)
- @buzzdeee (6)
- @hobobandy (5)
- @kismetwireless (3)
- @pyllyukko (3)
- @techge (2)
- @solsticedhiver (2)
- @ardevd (2)
- @waldoj (2)
- @designer2k2 (2)
- @pete3n (2)
- @kleo (2)
- @coolcow (2)
- @hmeine (2)
- @hb9fxq (2)
- @itdojo (2)
- @rschutt (1)
- @avsej (1)
- @soliforte (1)
- @felixth3cat (1)
- @StriderPR (1)
Recent Commits
- Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (02 Oct 24)
dot11: explanatory comments
- Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (02 Oct 24)
ui: Add packets to seenby dispkay
- Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (02 Oct 24)
ui: Add total packets column
- Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (01 Oct 24)
dot11: disable wps uuid for now dot11: optimize more ie tags
- Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (30 Sept 24)
dot11: use const str in wps
- Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (30 Sept 24)
utils: Don't construct a temporary string in printable formatting
- 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.
- 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
- hobobandy (30 Sept 24)
Fix channels tab current chart data update
- Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (21 Sept 24)
datasources: Add --version command line option, rework command line handling to handle --version in all c-based datasources
- Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (21 Sept 24)
build: Include version in capture framework, wiglecsv tools
- Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (21 Sept 24)
mkversion: Use YYYY not YY
- Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (21 Sept 24)
versioning: Use proper semver versioning of YYYY.MM.00-SHORTHASH for git and YYYY.MM.REV-SHORTHASH for release
- Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (21 Sept 24)
build: revamp versioning; use `make version-[rel]` to make release versions, `make version` to regenerate version.c as the current build time and git rev
- Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (20 Sept 24)
dot11: Tweak language around beacon name field in ui
- Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (20 Sept 24)
dot11: Add fortinet name parsing
- Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (20 Sept 24)
dot11: Parse aerohive/extreme AP names
- Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (19 Sept 24)
dot11: Handle ruckus AP names
- Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (19 Sept 24)
dot11: add arista/mojo AP names
- Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (19 Sept 24)
dot11: Add AP HW name decoding for Mist beacons
- Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (18 Sept 24)
dot11: Show n/a for empty beacon info column
- Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (18 Sept 24)
dot11: Add beacon_info column
- Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (18 Sept 24)
dot11: reset beacon_info on packet object re-use
- Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (18 Sept 24)
dot11: Add HP/Aruba 221 device name field parsing into beacon info
- Kyle Mohr (09 Sept 24)
Correct path to homebrew bin directory for Intel Macs
- Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (09 Sept 24)
rtl433: Switch to strcasecmp to quiet warnings on some builds where strcasestr was unhappy
- Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (09 Sept 24)
capframework: clean up some thread management orders in capframework
- Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (09 Sept 24)
capsources: call capframework shutdown in datasources
- Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (07 Sept 24)
rtl433: Explicitly call shutdown after cf_loop exits to be sure to kill the rtl_433 process
- Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (27 Aug 24)
ui: Fix tabs being white-on-white in light theme
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
- US
- DE
- CH
Saftey Score
Website marked as safe
100%
Blacklist Check
www.kismetwireless.net was found on 0 blacklists
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