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--------(Macintosh Underground Development With Class.)
kdx://kdx.nexus9.org
http://www.nexus9.org

Presents:

AirStumbler 1.3
(c) Doss of Nexus 9
Released in 2005.

Description:

Airstumbler is a wireless network discovery tool for Macintosh.  Developed out of neccessity, AirStumbler is an essential tool for any Wireless Hacker.

Features Include:

- Accurate Stumbling Results
- Built-In WEP And Non-WEP Network Joining
- Auto Joining For Non-WEP Networks
- WEP Compatibility For:

	Apple Password
	40 Bit HEX
	64 Bit HEX
	104 Bit HEX
	128 Bit HEX

(AirStumbler Might Be Compatible With Other Types Such As ASCII, However, They Haven't Been Tested.)

- Immediate Dropping Of Current Wireless Connection
- AirPort Card Power Control
- Logging Of All Encountered Access Points
- Stats About Currently Connected Wireless Network
- Easy To Use Interface

Update:

Most updating is for memory handling and general program flow.  An option has been added for setting the update interval as well as a couple of cosmetic changes.  The main update for this project is the fact that AirStumbler is now open source.

Usage:

AirStumbler is fairly easy to use, however, there is one thing you need to keep in mind when attempting
to join a WEP Encrypted network.  In order to join using a Hex WEP key you must put a 0x in front of the
key you wish to use. Example:

(This key is the word "admin" generated using a Linksys BEFW11S4 with 128 Bit)

Key: E7D6CA05773D038378F5E26748
Entered into AirStumbler: 0xE7D6CA05773D038378F5E26748

Also, pressing the "Drop" button will disconnect you from any wireless network you are connected to. Be careful. ;)

System Requirements:

- Mac OS X 10.3 (Panther) or greater  (If you try to use AirStumbler on a lower OS build... use at your own risk)
- An Airport or Airport Extreme Wireless card.

Contact:

You can contact myself and other members of Nexus 9 via KDX at:

kdx://kdx.nexus9.org

If for some reason you can't access our server via that address, you should be able to find us on a number of KDX Trackers.

If KDX isn't your thing, you can contact me via email:
doss@nexus9.org

Credits:

Many thanks to Kuno for the extensive beta testing, my neighbor for being such a sport for letting me borrow his wireless during the development of AirStumbler.

Shouts To:

The entire Nexus 9 Team, AirStumbler Beta Testers, The Mac UG Community... and You for actually taking the time to read the Readme file.

Enjoy!

Disclaimer:

I (Doss) or Nexus 9 take NO responsibility for your actions while using this application.  You are your own person and we refuse to be held responsible for what you may or may not do as a result of using this application.

Also, the password to the source archive is: asn9pass