OK, so the thought is that it's not a fake AP? Then what the heck is it?
Also thinking, "wlanai" could be like "wireless LAN AI (artificial
intelligence)" - but it's not very smart obviously.
Is this something we'll see much of? If so, is there any way to block
these? It's got pretty wide coverage and not terribly useful results
with new MACs showing up every 1 second!
I think I'm going to be doing some walk and knocking tomorrow after
this storm passes. Perhaps this person is just looking for others
interested in wifi like me...
-Galen
On May 7, 2004, at 9:11 PM, Theodore wrote:
a good properly done fakeap should have a different SSID, mac, and channel every .25 seconds.. it even tries to change the output power.
Theo
Galen wrote:Perhaps I will need to go and do some knocking at places with patios! :)
Anyone else have experience with these fake APs? Any chance KisMAC could have some kind of immunity or grouping - all APs under one SSID as "one"?
Also, I forgot to mention that the AP didn't really change channels, as you can see from the .kismac file. It's all channel 10.
-Galen