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Tracking raw wireless data
Hey all!
I have a question. The last week or so I've been experimenting on hacking my way into my own wireless network using some tools available on the Internet. I know the ideas behind the software pretty well, but it would be fun to experiment with it a bit by myself.
So I wonder if there exist a library for Java that allows you to track raw data from thin air? And if it does, how could you use it?
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Re: Tracking raw wireless data
Cracking into someone's wireless transmission? I'm not sure that's a good idea. Additionally, this isn't something that you can do using pure Java.
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