Tool to plot a timeline of wifi packets captured with kismet
This python script uses matplotlib to draw a chart with the activity of each devices (by mac addresses) captured by kismet. It draws a timeline for each wifi mac addresses with a marker at the time a packet has been captured.
It opens an interactive matplotlib window if no output image is specified.
usage: kismet_timeplot.py [-h] [-b DB] [-i [IMAGE]] [-l] [--label]
[-k KNOWNMAC] [-M MIN] [-m MAC] [-p] [-r RSSI]
[-s START] [--time-span TIME_SPAN] [-t [TITLE]] [-v]
Plot a timeline of devices' activity as captured by kismet
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-b DB, --db DB file name of the kismet db
-i [IMAGE], --image [IMAGE]
output an image
-l, --legend add a legend
--label add a mac label for each plot
-k KNOWNMAC, --knownmac KNOWNMAC
known mac to highlight in red
-M MIN, --min MIN minimum number of packets for device to be plotted
-m MAC, --mac MAC only display that mac
-p, --privacy merge LAA MAC address
-r RSSI, --rssi RSSI minimal value for RSSI
-s START, --start START
start timestamp
--time-span TIME_SPAN
time span (coud be #d or ##h or ###m)
-t [TITLE], --title [TITLE]
add a title to the top of image (if none specified,
use a timestamp)
-v, --verbose be verbose
By default, it plots the last 24 hours. So if your capture is older than that, you need to specify a start time (with -s or --start) and possibly a time span (with --time-span)