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MAPI is a general API for interfacing with any device driver that supports the wireless extensions. It is based on the wireless extensions and Wireless Tools. The current version of the API can be used to get most of the information provided by the wireless tools (iwspy, iwconfig, iwpriv.)
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libwlan is a linux wireless packet injection library based on the
prism2 hostapd driver.
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Edit, visualize and send 802.11 frames to the air from Wireshark.
I make this patch because I want some visual tool for editing and reinject 802.11 frames. Now I have integrated the powerful of Wireshark decoder and visualization, a simple raw hexadecimal frame editor, and the LORCON library for frame injection. This patch provides the way to do injection/modifications in easy manner, like in CommView and other commercial products. I know that this will be more convenient to do in Netdude , but I'm too lazy to adapt 802.11 decoder for netdude. Is coded in four relaxed days for my tests, I never used GTK libraries before, and some things surely would to be done better, send me your opinions, bugfixes etc...
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This update delivers enhanced security for handling unsolicited Internet traffic, including different types of denial-of-service attacks, that may be directed at an AirPort Extreme Base Station.
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LORCON - Loss Of Radio CONnectivity
The LORCON packet injection library provides a high level interface to transmit IEEE 802.11 packets onto a wireless medium. Written for Linux systems, this architecture simplifies the development of 802.11 packet injection through an abstraction layer, making the development of auditing and assessment tools driver- independent. Using LORCON, developers can write tools that inject packets onto the wireless network without writing driver-specific code, simply by asking the user to identify the driver name they are currently using for a specified interface.
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