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Now that you've seen how to use Kismet, configure interfaces,

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sniff network traffic, and more,

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you'll be interested in more information about Kismet.

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There's a lot of capabilities we didn't have time to cover,

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offensive and defensive.

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For example, you can use Remote Packet Capture with Kismet,

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which means you can run multiple different sniffers and

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have all of that data centralized.

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That is great for defense because you can put some

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network sniffers all around your campus.

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We've also mentioned GPS support.

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There's a lot more information about that on the Kismet Wireless

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website. And in terms of related information when it comes to

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Wi‑Fi security, some interesting information out there is

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information about typical attacks,

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like the KRACK attacks, to attack a WPA2 network so you can get those keys to

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decrypt the data in Wireshark. And, I have a Wireless Security channel on

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Pluralsight where other Pluralsight courses about wireless security are

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linked, multiple different links are there,

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including the ones in this course,

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except it is updated more frequently because it is a channel.

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So I highly recommend that you follow that channel.

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Thanks a lot for taking the time to take this course, and I hope you enjoyed it.