WiFiScanner

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Last Update: 2012-10-17

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Just an another passive 802.11b scanner. It can dump traffic in realtime (like tcpdump) and you can change interactively the sniffed channel. Work with Cisco, Prism, Prism54g, Lucent, Orinoco, Centrino and Atheros card

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