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
26 Feb 26
Latest version
Primary Language
C++
Size
183,744 KB
Stars
2,054
Forks
359
Watchers
2,054
Language Usage
Star History
Top Contributors
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@dragorn (11925)
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@bergeraaron (173)
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@buzzdeee (21)
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@ffontaine (21)
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@maage (19)
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@ZeroChaos- (18)
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@rhandorf (16)
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@shrout1 (13)
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@foxtrot (8)
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@dreadnought (7)
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@hobobandy (6)
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@Ringmast4r (6)
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@kismetwireless (3)
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@pyllyukko (3)
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Recent Commits
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (25 Feb 26)
dot11: update location and frequency of the non-bssid transmitter of a management framme, instead of filtering by from-ds as if it were data
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (24 Feb 26)
capframework: more cleanup around ipc shutdown
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (22 Feb 26)
capframework: better handling of ipc termination
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (20 Feb 26)
datasources: change how mutexes lock around datasource launching, attempt to blind-fix some possible deadlocks in some situations
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (19 Feb 26)
dot11: make sure to only set AP on distrib_from data packets; should never get there, but this is more explicit. dot11: don't set common name as mac for blank ssids, let the ui do this. saves some ram and cpu.
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (18 Feb 26)
dot11: increase size of ie127 alerts to > 15 bytes since newer APs use them legitimately
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (17 Feb 26)
dot11: more removal of unnecessary shared pointer creation
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (16 Feb 26)
dot11: more reduction in shared heap creation
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (16 Feb 26)
dot11: simplify 221 parsing
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (16 Feb 26)
dot11: parse short beacon interval tag
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (16 Feb 26)
s1g: more work on parsing s1g beacons properly
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (16 Feb 26)
halow: start prepping for ah channels
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (16 Feb 26)
format: whitespace
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (13 Feb 26)
dot11: merge more s1g parsers, minor revamp of tag parsing logic
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (13 Feb 26)
s1g: update ie tag parsers
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (13 Feb 26)
s1g: rename ie tags for consistency
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (11 Feb 26)
s1g: add crc32 short ssid hash for s1g
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (11 Feb 26)
s1g: add some s1g ie tag handlers
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (10 Feb 26)
format: fix whitespace
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (10 Feb 26)
dot11: simplify 48-rsn parsing to remove shared pointer usage
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (10 Feb 26)
format: fix tabs
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (10 Feb 26)
s1g: more work towards s1g halow support
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (10 Feb 26)
radiotap: add fixes for sub1ghz drivers reporting bogus values
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (10 Feb 26)
format: fix tabs
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (10 Feb 26)
format: fix tabs
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (10 Feb 26)
dot11: convert more per-packet data away from shared pointers, add parsed() field to ie tags
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (09 Feb 26)
format: fix tabs
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (09 Feb 26)
s1g: start testing initial decode
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (09 Feb 26)
s1g: start adding dot11 s1g halow
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Mike Kershaw / Dragorn (09 Feb 26)
formatting: fix tabs
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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Safety Score
Website marked as safe
100%
Blacklist Check
www.kismetwireless.net was found on 0 blacklists
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