What was that LiveCd tool?

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does someone know what tool would have been used in 2012 or 2013 on a LiveCd, which basically only showed wifi networks in a totally regular text format and without any fancy Gui or graphs at all. and i think that it wasn't even any linux livecd, but a totally separate wifi scanning tool somehow...

now i looked at Kismet a bit and it has some weird color packets running around on the screen, but that tool probably only had max 2-3 colors (like blue, black and yellow perhaps lol; plus the regular white... and no graphs...)

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[JoeFootball]

does someone know what tool would have been used in 2012 or 2013 on a LiveCd ...

Nope.

https://www.linuxuprising.com/2019/11/h ... works.html

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nice, thanks.
i probably have to test them out later to see if i can remember if it was 1 of these or not

[AZgl1500]

https://angryip.org/

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now i tested them and those are definitely not the original scan tools, because it scanned everything in real time(even while driving) and i didn't even have to press any buttons. and networks without passwords were probably displayed in red color or smth

[AZgl1500]

now i tested them and those are definitely not the original scan tools, because it scanned everything in real time(even while driving) and i didn't even have to press any buttons. and networks without passwords were probably displayed in red color or smth

are you using Smartphone apps, or Linux Mint on a PC app?

I have a lot of Android apps on my phone.

this is just 2 of them

[MartyMint]

https://angryip.org/

Do you ever read the posts you respond to?

[MartyMint]

does someone know what tool would have been used in 2012 or 2013 on a LiveCd, which basically only showed wifi networks in a totally regular text format and without any fancy Gui or graphs at all. and i think that it wasn't even any linux livecd, but a totally separate wifi scanning tool somehow...

now i looked at Kismet a bit and it has some weird color packets running around on the screen, but that tool probably only had max 2-3 colors (like blue, black and yellow perhaps lol; plus the regular white... and no graphs...)

Is this close to what you were looking for?

netstat

[JoeFootball]

... because it scanned everything in real time(even while driving) and i didn't even have to press any buttons.

While it may not be the specific tool that you were trying to find, it looks like the scan function in wavemon does that.

[Neil Edmond]

Were you maybe thinking of Kismet?

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if i could download a livecd somewhere, then i could probably test it out a bit

[Neil Edmond]

How about a Kali Linux live system?