[Dailydave] my idea of the day

[Jonathan Wilkins]

Dragos had a little device that did this at CanSec a couple of
years ago.  I'm not sure of the brand, but I seem to recall it was
bright yellow and had a couple of directional antennas for
triangulation.  I also think it was WinCE based.

It could track clients as well as APs.

Google's not turning up much after a quick search.  I'm sure
someone on the list can provide a pointer.

On 3/15/07, Dave Aitel <dave at immunityinc.com> wrote:
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> So here's my idea of the day: I want relational triangulation in
> SILICA. I want to be able to click "Find this AP" and then have SILICA
> say "stay still . . . . signal is 99. Now take 5 steps to the left....
> signal is 91. Now take five steps forward....signal is 102" and then
> interpolate in "steps" the distance and direction of the access point.
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> It'd make you look a little silly, but I think it'd be quite useful.
> It's weird the things you find that are useful. For example, it's nice
> to just know what OS every little tiny router is running. Sometimes a
> router will try to "be every IP address", which is very annoying.
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> - -dave
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> - -dave
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