Best WiFi Analyzers for Linux of 2024

Find and compare the best WiFi Analyzers for Linux in 2024

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    Kismet Reviews
    Kismet can be used with Bluetooth interfaces, Wi-Fi interfaces and some SDR (software defined radio), hardware such as the RTLSDR and other specialized capture hardware. Kismet is compatible with Linux, OSX, and Windows 10 under the WSL framework. It works on Linux with all Wi-Fi cards, Bluetooth interfaces and other hardware devices. It works with OSX's built-in WiFi interfaces. On Windows 10, it can be used with remote captures. If you wish to support Kismet development financially, there are many ways you can do so. Support is always appreciated but not required. Kismet is open source and will remain so. Kismet-2018-Beta1 or newer supports plugins that extend the WebUI functionality via Javascript, browser-side enhancements and the more traditional Kismet plugin architecture in C++ plugins. These plugins can be used to extend the server functionality at an extremely low level.
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    sparrow-wifi Reviews
    Sparrow-wifi was built from the ground up to become the next generation of 2.4 GHz and 5-GHz Wifi spectral awareness tools. It is a GUI-based replacement for inSSIDer or linssid, and runs on Linux. Sparrow-wifi combines wifi, software-defined radio, (hackrf), advanced Bluetooth tools (traditional and Ubertooth), traditional GPS via gpsd, and drone/rover GPS via Mavlink into one solution. Wifi source hunt: Use the telemetry windows and switch from normal to hunt mode in order to obtain multiple samples per second. Bluetooth identification - Bluetooth advertisement listening with standard bluetooth, full promtuous mode in LE, and classic bluetooth with Ubertooth.
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    wavemon Reviews
    Wavemon is a wireless device monitor application that allows you view signal and noise levels, packet statistics and device configurations. It should work with all devices that are supported by the Linux kernel, though with different features.
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