An open-source Linux tool for mapping and surveying wireless access points while driving or walking, providing valuable insights into network coverage.
Wardrive is an open-source application for Linux that is used to map the locations and details of WiFi access points. It allows users to survey an area while driving or walking around with a WiFi-enabled device and GPS, mapping out all the wireless access points that are detected.
Some key features of Wardrive include:
Wardrive can be useful for network administrators who want to survey an outdoor area before deploying wireless gear. It can also be used by security researchers and enthusiasts who are interested in mapping out WiFi networks around neighborhoods or cities. The survey data allows analysis of wireless coverage for planning purposes.
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