Wardriving on your Iphone with WiFiFoFum
Browsing my RSS feeds yesterday, I found an excellent post on the SynJunkie Blog about Wardriving with WiFiFoFum.
As an aside, the whole SynJunkie site is worth a read. There are some excellent stories demonstrating the penetration of a fictious company and about social engineering.
So I purchased WifiFoFum from the Itunes store ($2.99) and played around with it a little bit on the way to work this morning. I turned the scanning rate to continuous and in a 30 minute ride to work this morning. Just like any Iphone app, it will shut down once you close the program. However, it does appear to continue to scan and log if you lock the phone. It really heated up the phone (not surprising) and it found lots of access points (close to 300). You might not think that is much, but I commute through a rather large rural area with lots of farmland.
Sample from Google Maps on the Iphone
The nice thing about the logs is that you can either view them on the built in Google maps application on the Iphone or email the KML file and use something like Google Earth. The logs are stored on the Aspecto Software site and the word on the street is that they won’t be running out of storage space soon. However, they suggest you download them as you need them in case the server changes.
So far, this app looks pretty awesome and will be fun to play with. I will do another post once I have used it for a few days. Stay tuned.
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