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Just a few toys to locate poorly configured wireless access points en route to Minnesota, capturing Latitude and Longitude of any/all frequencies between 2412 MHz - 2467 MHz.
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Closer shot of the wardriving gear.
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Everyone loves a blury picture of a handheld GPS system.
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A closeup of the two 802.11b NICs used in the laptop. The Compaq WL110 is the primary NetStumbler NIC. The Cisco AIR-PCM350, with custom drivers, is necessary to operate the Wildpackets Airopeek NX wireless sniffer.
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AirMagnet in action while still waiting to depart Des Moines, IA. This image indicates one station has already been detected within range of Dave's driveway.
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Uh oh. Looks like it's Dave's Titanium Powerbook and AirPort NIC sending beacon frames! That's quite the default SSID listed there. What is interesting is that the laptop stated the NIC was disabled and not in service. Mac users may want to be aware their AirPort NICs still transmit beacons while "off".
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Closeup of the AirMagnet main screen reporting on Dave's Apple AirPort NIC.
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With tools in hand, it's time to hit the road...
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With Dave at the wheel, the journey begins.
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Behold, the first access point of the trip was discovered on I-235 near downtown Des Moines. This particular node belongs to the Holiday Inn.
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The standard console layout.
iPaq w/AirMagnet loaded
eTrex Venture GPS feeding data to the Laptop
Dave's Apple iPod kicking out 10Gig of MP3s during the trip
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Throwing caution and automobile safety to the wind, the Wardriving equipment placed on the dash for better reception. The laptop is collecting data via NetStumbler. The eTrex GPS is providing Latitude and Longitude data for the laptop. The Compaq iPaq is cross-checking the stumbled data using Air Magnet software.
Now, you can see the need for the 8-port power strip.
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Just two Packet Monkeys wardriving across Iowa.
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Yup, still going...
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Woot!
Prairie iNet access points found all along I-35 North! Nearly continuous supplied Internet access from Des Moines to Ames. It's the simple things in life that matter.
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