Index_S

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S

SANS Institute, 267

satellite receivers, 44, 99, 116

saving

maps with StumbVerter, 230–231

.NS1 file, 85

SBR (Steel Belted RADIUS), 434–440

scale and size, map, 217

scanned maps, 218

scanners, active and passive, 149, 177

scanning for networks with NetStumbler, 60–61

scripting programs, 87

Scripting Tab, NetStumbler and MiniStumbler, 87–91

scripts, NetStumbler data upload, 282–287

Scripts Forum (NetStumbler), 89

Sears Home Service (SST-PR-1), 117

Seattle Hardware Web site, 15

Secure Shell (SSH) tunnels, 419

Secure Socket Layer (SSL), 404, 405

security

basic measures, 390

configuring features on wireless clients, 382–389

corporate and SOHO, 475

home wireless vs. corporate users, 396

PKI (Public Key Infrastructure), 405

Security Tribe, 264, 266

serial data cable, starting GPSD with, 185–188

serial ports, RS-232, 104

Service Set Identifiers. See SSIDs

setup, WarDriving, laptop, 8–9

Sharp Zaurus, 149, 177

Shipley, Peter, 3, 38, 248

Shmoo Group, 339

Shmoo Group patch, 153–154

Shmoo Rule, 302, 306

signal strength, NetStumbler readings, 60, 77

Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR), NetStumbler display, 59, 73

SirMACsAlot tool, 331

Slackware Linux

installing pcmcia-cs, 122–126

and other versions, 120

upgrading kernel, 121

Small Office/Home Office (SOHO)

applications, 405

security, 475

sniffing

described, 4

networks, 326

wireless traffic, 351

software required for WarDriving, 8

sounds, programming NetStumbler to play, 91–93, 114

Sourceforge, 337

speed of network, NetStumbler reading, 76

spoofing attacks, 334–335

Sputnik EWG solution, 418

SSIDs (Service Set Identifiers)

default configuration, 316

displaying access points with, 230–231, 239–240

and FakeAP, 26

NetStumbler data capture, 56, 75

SST-PR-1, 117

warchalking symbols, 5

SSL (Secure Socket Layer), 404, 405

SST-PR-1 (SSID), 117

starting

GPSD, 185–186

Kismet, 196–200, 208, 210

PCMCIA services, 347

Wireless Zero Configuration (WZC) service, 318

Steel Belted RADIUS, installing and configuring, 434–440

Stumbler Code of Ethics, 270

StumbVerter

generating maps with, 223–232

and GPS, 224

importing NetStumbler files to MapPoint with, 226–229

installing, 220–223

Kismet maps, converting for use, 149

map saving options, 230–231

mapping WarDrives with, 219, 241–242

and MapPoint, 241

su command, 154, 205, 208

SuSE Linux, and other versions, 120

symbols

open and closed nodes, 5

padlock, 55

WEP node, 6

Syngress Publishing Web site, 16

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