All right, so now we're ready to start our reconfigurations.
The first step is to edit the SD configuration file.
So it's open up this fire with a nano text editor on the turn on screen and add these options, set
them to false.
The second step will need to edit the Kismet configuration file.
So here, I'll add NSC source as w l a n zero m0 n because the name of my wi fi adapter interface is
w lan zero man when it's in monitor mode.
Right.
But you, of course, should be using your interface name.
So now add a local IP address with Port 25, a one as a listening address.
And allowed hosts.
So finally, in GB's configuration, there are a few differences here, so these are the options for
the new GPS configuration of kismet.
And we're only going to uncommented this line to enable GPS, so that way Kismet will get the GPS coordinates
through GPS.
Now, you will also need.
This well, if you're French, it would be the we file, but it's an o u.
I file for Kismet to properly identify Mac, address vendors.
So I'm just going to check and see if this link is still valid.
OK, so this link doesn't work.
So, again, we'll search on Google to find this file, keywords will be Wireshark, Mac address and
vendors.
Oh, there you go, see, Firefox has just been updated in the background, so I'll restart it.
And I'll type the key words again.
OK, so let's grab the very first Web site.
All right, so here's a Wireshark manufacturer database.
OK, it's correct, so I'll use this list.
Now, run w you get as the command with the old parameter and we'll give a name to the output file.
Man Yousef.
Fire saved.
OK, now copy it to the FTC folder.
So now we'll configure the shared GPS application on the Android phone.
Before starting, though, we must put Android in developer mode, so switching to developer mode may
differ depending upon whatever device you have.
So just find out how to switch into developer mode for your own device.
If it just so happens that your phone is in developer mode, just open share GB's click on Connexions.
And add a new connection using the following settings.
Click on next and said the port to 50000, so that's five and four zeros.
OK, OK.
Now open the settings on the upper right corner.
Settings must be the same as you see in a screenshot.
All right, so go to Connexions.
And the connection that we added now is idle.
So to connect it to the Calli machine, just tap on it to switch to listening mode.
Now, let's plug in the Android phone.
So let's ensure that the wireless adapter is in monitor mode.
And we'll also check the connectivity between the phone and Kelly.
Just type EDB devices.
All right, so my phone is attached, but I need to trust Callie to change the unauthorized status.
And for that, I just click trust device.
Now let's check the connectivity again.
Hey, we're OK.
So now let's run this command and check to see if the GPS is working.
Nat cat localhost 50000.
And sure enough, this is GPS traffic.
All right, so hit control and see and we'll turn on GPS D and check with GPS.
OK, so there's no GPS traffic here, so, right, something must have gone wrong, so we'll reboot
Cally, try it again.
All right, so here you see that I have rebooted carry on, repeat some steps.
OK, so it's working now.
Electrons are funny little buggers.
But what we can do is turn on a GPS D and check it out again.
OK, so now there's no problem.
Traffic is coming from our Android phone.
Now, before going war driving, we don't forget to connect to the Internet.
All right, so let's just make sure.
And I use the Internet on my android.
OK, so if all the configurations are OK, the final step then is to just run the Kismet server.
But before starting it, I'm just going to get into the car.