What Is Wardriving? Build & Use JHewitt WarDriver
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- Опубликовано: 2 май 2024
- A friend has sent me a JHewitt Wardriver from 463n7. Lets build it and take it on a drive!
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Wardriver 463n7.io/
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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wardriving
wardriver.uk/
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Was that film War Games, where
the computer says Do you want
to Play Global Thermonuclear War? 😮
Actually, I was an officer in the
USAF, over 50 years ago, being
80 today, in SAC at an Atomic
Weapon AiForce Base, back then,
and it was and still is no game.
I am a 100% Disabled Veteran
now, happy 😊 and over 60 years
as an amateur radio operator .😊
Great video! I need to add something in my video about those little screens I have broken many of them here recently in assembling these. Also thanks for the shout out and link.
Just a heads up though I change the product page based on the month I'm planning to send out a kit so you might want to change the link just to my base site so it doesn't die.
Oh! Ok I will send people to the main site! Thanks for the tip on the screens on Amazon!
‘82 Crew represent!
I built a dipole 2.4ghz antenna on a mag mount years ago, it’s a lot of fun even just scraping SSID names!
I am still waiting for mine. Thanks for the build video.
Awesome video !! Great getting the knowledge out there man! And that dude that sent you that is good good people !!!
Back in the early days of wifi, I drove around with a thinkpad running linux with kismet and gpsdrive with a pcmcia card set to promiscuous mode. My gps was a garmin connected via serial port. most of the hotspots had no security at all back then, and the ones that did had WEP.
Those were the good ole days 🤣
iPods in 2008 used some similar database to geolocate themselves. It was kept up to date very good (found out when I moved, haha).
Google street view vehicles should be capturing this as well.
On small gauge wire like that, I like to heat the end up with a flame, then use my thumb nail and forefinger to strip the insulation. Wired a few race cars doing that, and you build up a decent callus after a while.
I'm kinda with you Josh, it would be a fun build because I like kit building, but not sure how often I would use this as far as a regular basis. I think the case design has flaws and would frustrate someone in the assembly process. There's definitely a learning curve to using this for those like me who have never done this before, but still very interesting. I about died when the screen cracked on you! Wow! Great video as always. Take care. 73!
Turns out you can get about ten of those screens on Amazon. Ask me how I know, lol.
@@HamRadioCrashCourse lol...glad it worked out. Still a cool project and a great video. 73
I fixed the screen last night for the thumbnail. Will print a new case in the future.
If you see any of the videos where I'm on a livestream from home, you'll see a movie poster of WarGames in the background. It was a hugely impactful movie in my early life as well.
Captn Crunch was a popular cereal. 😅
The most powerful WiFi radio is the EnGenius EUB-9603H 600mW 2.4GHz USB adapter. It has an RP-SMA connector so you can run an external antenna. It is a beast. With the laptop, you pick up 3 networks, with it, you pick up 30.
Tin the wires first Josh and then no fraid wires....As always nice videos
Twenty years ago I stalked many neighborhoods with my laptop hooked to a magmount on the roof of my car ❤
I knew what was going to happen at the start, I've done the exact same thing with the screen on mine. Thankfully they're pretty cheap to buy!
Yeah. I already swapped it out. Easy.
Google street view vehicles do wardriving.
Use a laptop with Kismet. It is an open source sniffer, WIDS, wardriver, and packet capture tool for Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, BTLE, wireless thermometers, airplanes, power meters, Zigbee, and more.
Kismet runs on Linux, macOS, and Windows (via WSL).
Kismet can operate both headless as a standalone capture and WIDS system, or with a full modern web-based UI.
I'm not too good with small soldering, but I enjoy this change of video on kits
Great video, if you want to stay in the game join a wardriving team, get some competition going, have fun with it. I use an android phone and JHewitt kit like this one for wardriving.
Tile huh, I am going to try that tonight.
I as well had an Atari mega XL and I wrote a war soaker as well. It got me in some trouble,I did find hundreds of end points and all I can say about that.
You know I bet the cell phone module could probably find Stingrays. Interesting. I can't wait to get mine.
Any videos on the Beartooth MK II ATAK?
Not a radio vid but you still get to pull the plastic off of a video screen. :)
Ohhh, it's definitely a radio vid, just not a ham radio vid.
@@HamRadioCrashCourse I think your right about that.
Just like you said, people have the option to stop broadcasting their wifi signal, everyone is aware their wifi can be seen by everyone else
It's a neat device but I'm not sure what the point is if it's not for illegal purposes. What's the point of knowing where unprotected wifi signals are if you're not going to attempt to use them?
It's no different than fox hunting, direction finding, of scanning shortwave to see what you can pick up... once it moves beyond simply logging observed signals, then it's a crime. True wardrivers don't do that, criminals do.
I wrote a wardialer on my C-64... all was well until caller-ID came along. 🙂
*67, took care of that.
Just got my package from Protovision this morning.
When I was a kid, my parents got an angry call from a man who found my number on the caller ID for both their main line and their teenage daughter's personal line in one day. Needless to say, that was the end of my wardialing adventures.
I remember a program for the c64 called "dirty dialer", was that you? 😉
@@RicksHamShack lol, no, mine was something lame like "1660 War Dialer". 🙂
If you like phone system stuff - have you have to read the book "Ghost in the wires" by Kevin Mitnick.
Back in the early 2000s, we built machines just for wardrivinig. Most people back then had no security, some had WEP. WEP we could get in.... finding interesting packets long enough.
We just use to print on random printers telling them to lock down their wifi. lol
Since a laptop or even a tablet can scan for SSIDs, I would assume there could be a software wardriver developed that can do the same thing.
There are many.
Yep, as was replied, there are many. The ESP32s work faster though as they are multiple receviers.
I pickup way more SSID with my wardriver than my phones and tablets. External anntenas help lots
@@rdmclark 100%
Everything today is in flux. 😅
I do not know what temp.s my
soldering irons run at?😊
We used to take a can of black spray paint with us and would mark the curb in front of homes or an area that had access to open wi-fi networks.
Wait! That was you? 🤣
@@davebarksdale
Nice some Warchalking
19:05 "don't get all tool crazy" in the trades they say right tool for the job Josh...
Point in hand 33:40 strippers work.
But what ever works for you.😂😂😂
Pro tip, if you heat the case with a hair dryer it will expand just enough to put the board in, you can put the board in the freezer for a minute if you need even more room.
Good video as usual.
Tell me about your snap on balance 😅
In some provinces in Canada tools can be written off😮😮😮@@HamRadioCrashCourse
But still… tell me about that balance.
Re: the wires giving you fits. I bet you one QSO that it's your eyeballs rather than caffeine. I bought a binocular microscope and that problem went away for me. You can also get by with a head-mount magnifier - I've got one that I bought at radio shack years ago, but the scope is so much better. That said, thru-hole soldering projects do kind of suck. SMD is far easier if you have the proper tools (hot air instead of hot iron).
I have all of the above, and prefere SMD now, and yes, it was the coffee :D
May want to put some foam tape under the add on boards. Vibration can really kill those solder connections
I was David Lightman
Secret squirrel.
When my son was a toddler, I used to take him for a ride in his stroller around the neighborhood. I had a Pocket PC running ministumbler in the cup holder and would log a lot of unsecured Wi-Fi networks. Would that be war walking or war strolling?
YES! Those are all things too! Cool story. I played a lot of radio pushing kids in strollers!
Wargames is a fun movie, but Sneakers was what got me into IT and security. And about wardriving, well it seems it already became a lost art, not nearly as fun as it was some 15 years ago. Although, if you are willing to increase complexity (and lower the legality) of your project, do go down the "eaphammer" rabbit hole.
Damn, I joined the Navy in 1985....Lol
I did a version of this back in the early 2000s with a homemade vertical Omni connected to my cell phone and as I drove around I would see where they were open networks.
Dam it Josh, between you and S2 underground. 3 mins into a video, welp I'm about to spend some money...
Can't a phone already scan wifi?
Yes... But in its native config, it isn't saving off what it picks up for later use.
And due to the Google / Android restrictions it would effectively blacklist the Wigle All of the devs made it so Wigle could have the permissions necessary to jump/scan channels as fast as a dedicated device.
Sup with that Signal Core coin bruh?
It was a gift.
650 is the place to be.
You babies in this comment thread have no idea how awesome the '90s were. 73
I hope I am totally missing something.
this look like a more sketch wifi pineapple lol
war flying... drones
I’d piss on a spark plug, if I thought it would do any good!
B2400
I remember war driving was going
around neighborhoods and then
connecting to peoples home pc's?
What's the point...
Other than nafarious activities I can see no reason why anyone would want to do this. Google thanks you for going out and sharing personal data with them though. So yay for that I guess
Google has been and continues to do this with their mapping vehicles. Nothing new there.
You should stop by Irvine Underground and talk with some wardrivers.
Thank you for a factual video unlike Linus Tech Tips
Irvine Underground??? Wow, they meet at Gulliver's? That place is like 30 minutes from me. Do you go?
@@HamRadioCrashCourse have been there a few times
People have been doing this for decades...
yes... and?
Arent you providing info to hack innocent people?
Nope
The more illegal the better🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Showing places with wi fi on a map showing different levels of security. Weak security. You are providing a data base where it would be easiest to hack someones wi fi ( HOME) Tell us how this isn't true.
Even in my remote location in VK the wigle site has tons of Wi-Fi listed, i am guessing the google maps car must do it as well.
We are everywhere (wardrivers).
War Dialing... Now that's a name I haven't heard in a long time.