[Mr. Robot]

Continuation from my WPA2 wardrive hacking.
https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=5989186

So you have all these WiFi passwords but you forgot where all the networks are that you hacked.

Well let's map them out - What you will need:
An Android Phone

We will be using a website called wigle and then converting it to a google maps file so we can easily download and manage our networks. Then we can make a map and add our WPA2 keys to the map for easy access.



Step 1.
Head to https://wigle.net/ and register in the top right corner.

Step 2.
Now in the playstore download the Wigle app.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/detai...gleandroid

Step 3. Open the app up and click the 3 bars on the top left corner and sign in.



Step 4. Go back to the scanning screen and if it's turned off, turn it on. In here you can do other things like make it alert you every time it finds a network.



Step 5. Alright - go for a walk, drive or other - then once you have finished, click upload to wigle.
After it has uploaded head to here:
https://wigle.net/uploads

You will see a file in there - GREAT! Underneath WiGLE Transaction ID - you can download the file by clicking on it.

Now you can head to google earth or a website like this:
http://kmlviewer.nsspot.net/

If you use google earth - simply go here, then at the bottom click "settings" scroll down and "enable KML" experimental.


Once you have uploaded the KML file - it's as easy as enabling/disabling which ones you wish to see. It's extremely accurate if you only do Wifi Networks and have a good GPS on your phone however if you try get bluetooth/cellular ontop, you might find it's like across the road.




>> If you download Google Earth and install it - you can just double click your file and it will open with Earth.

[Lux Interior]

Thanks for that, and a nice addendum to the other post. I was wondering how you'd go about matching up the WiFis with their owners and you came through with the solution.

Now, if I can only figure out why my bloody mobile won't access any Google accounts, I could download the Wigle app. I'll try apkmirror and see if they have it.

Thanks again for your great work!

Lux

[Mr. Robot]

Thanks for that, and a nice addendum to the other post. I was wondering how you'd go about matching up the WiFis with their owners and you came through with the solution.

Now, if I can only figure out why my bloody mobile won't access any Google accounts, I could download the Wigle app. I'll try apkmirror and see if they have it.

Thanks again for your great work!

Lux

You can download the APK without google play
https://github.com/wiglenet/wigle-wifi-w...k?raw=true

[Lux Interior]

Thanks for the link. Downloading it now and the new USB stick should be arriving today.

Lux

[Mr. Robot]

Thanks for the link. Downloading it now and the new USB stick should be arriving today.

Lux

Good luck, if you need a hand just post back

[Mr. Robot]

Once you have mapped it all out, it's good to go through and write on an image what networks have what passwords.