WIggleEarth - Latest version 1.0 Beta

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Introduction

WIggleEarth is a tool for analyzing Kismet output files. Kismet is an 802.11 layer2 wireless network detector, sniffer, and intrusion detection system and can be found at http://www.kismetwireless.net/ . WIggleEarth converts Kismet cvs file output into GoogleEarth kml files, allowing 3D visualization of wireless networks. Networks can also be displayed on a 2D "Visualizer" with full color satellite imagery. Keep in mind this tool is still in beta.

• Reads both .cvs and .gps output files
• Output directly to GoogleEarth (must have GoogleEarth installed)
• Can combines several session files
• Allows user to select individual networks to map
• Can send output to 2D "visualizer" or output to GoogleEarth directly

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Stable Version

The latest stable version of WIggleEarth is version 1.0 Beta and was released on 20 Oct 2005. These are the currently available files:

Note: You must have .net 2.0 Beta installed. You can get the runtime environment at (dotnetfx.exe V2.0.50215.45): Microsoft Download Site

About the developer

WIggleEarth was written by Bret Padres. Bret is currently enjoying life as a government contractor in the network security field.

Please send all correspondence regarding WIggleEarth to Bret Padres at bret [at] killerhippo.com.

Acknowledgements

The developer wisheds to thank, in no particular order.

Nick Harbour for inspiration and help with the math functions for converting lat/lon to a pixel location.
Ken Bradley for cheering me on.
Ovie Carroll for alpha testing.

Disclaimer

This program and its author have no affiliation with Google or GoogleEarth.