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This library can be used to analyze the results of the new Kismet version. To filter encryption types Kismet version "f07735c" (Aug 19, 2018) or later is required.

The following scripts will be installed:

  1. kismet_analyzer_aplist: This script can be used to extract access points from the SQLite database .kismet and export these results to csv and kml.
  2. kismet_analyzer_clientlist This script can be used to create a list of connected clients for a given SSID. The list is printed to stdout with one client mac per row.
  3. kismet_analyzer_devices This script can be used to extract a list of discovered devices. The result can be exported to csv and kml.

License

This script is licensed under the GNU General Public License in version 3. See http://www.gnu.org/licenses/ for further details.

Installation:

Installation via pip

pip install kismet-analyzer

Manual installation from this repository

This library requires simplekml for exporting extracted information to kml. You can use pip to install the neccessary requirement.

pip install -r requirements.txt

The setup script can be used to install the library and requirements. It will create the above listed console commands.

python setup.py install

Usage:

(venv)[kismet-analyzer]$ kismet_analyzer_aplist -h
usage: kismet_analyzer_aplist [-h] --in INFILE [--out OUTFILE] [--title TITLE]
                              [--ssid SSID] [--exclude-ssid EXCLUDESSID]
                              [--strongest-point] [--encryption ENCRYPTION]
                              [--csv] [--kml] [--verbose]

Kismet to KML Log Converter

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            Show this help message and exit
  --in INFILE           Input file (.kismet) 
  --out OUTFILE         Output filename (optional)
  --title TITLE         Title embedded in KML file
  --ssid SSID           Only plot networks which match the SSID (or SSID
                        regex)
  --exclude-ssid EXCLUDESSID
                        Exclude networks which match the SSID (or SSID
                        regex)
  --strongest-point     Plot points based on strongest signal
  --encryption ENCRYPTION
                        Show only networks with given encryption type
  --csv                 Export results to csv
  --kml                 Export results to kml
  --verbose             Print MAC, SSID, encryption type to stdout

Export only access points with encryption type "Open" to csv and kml files:

kismet_analyzer_aplist --in input.kismet --out test --encryption "Open" --kml --csv 
Exported 11 devices to test.csv
Exported 11 devices to test.kml

Output example for kml exports

The script generates colored notes for exported access points. The color depends on the identified encryption type. WPA encrypted access points will be added with a green color, WEP encrypted networks will be displayed in orange and Open network are displayed in red. Networks were the encryption type could not be detected will be added as a yellow note. Each note contains detailed meta information about the access point (SSID, MAC address, frequency, channel, manufacturer, and a list of clients MAC addresses). Kismet-Analyzer-img

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