Kismet 2.0
Mike Kershaw <dragorn@nerv-un.net>
http://www.kismetwireless.net/
Licensed under the GPL

* What is it?
  Kismet is a 802.11b wireless network sniffer.  It is capable of sniffing 
  using almost any wireless card supported in Linux, including Prism2
  based cards supported by the Wlan-NG project (Linksys, Dlink, Rangelan,
  etc), cards which support standard packet capture via libpcap (Cisco),
  and limited support for cards without RF Monitor support.

* Features
  Multiple packet capture sources
  Runtime network sorting by AP MAC address (bssid)
  IP block detection via ARP and DHCP packet dissection
  Cisco product detection via CDP
  Ethereal and tcpdump compatable file logging
  Airsnort-compatable "interesting" (cryptographically weak) logging
  Secure SUID behavior
  Cloaked network detection
  Grouping and custom naming of SSIDs
  Multiple clients viewing a single capture stream
  Graphical mapping of data
  Cross-platform support (handheld linux and BSD)

* More information:
  Compilation and configuration:
  docs/README.compiling    Compiling Kismet
  docs/README.config       Configuring Kismet
  docs/README.upgrading    Upgrading Kismet

  Usage:
  docs/README.curses       Curses interface (deprecated)
  docs/README.panel        Panels interface

  Portability:
  docs/README.arm          Running Kismet on ARM platforms such as Ipaq 
                           and Zaurus
  docs/README.bsd          Running Kismet on *BSD systems

  Capture engines:
  docs/README.generic      Generic/Wireless Extention capture engine
  docs/README.pcap         libpcap capture engine
  docs/README.prism2       Prism2 (netlink) capture engine
  docs/README.wtapfile     Wiretap (dump file) capture engine

  GPS support:
  docs/README.gps          GPS logging
  docs/README.gpsmap       GPS graphing

  Misc:
  docs/README.extras       Extra scripts and utilities

  Developer:
  docs/DEVEL.ssidmap       Format of the SSID map state file
  docs/DEVEL.groupmap      Format of the group map state file

