NetStumbler::Stumbler

NetStumbler::Stumbler is a handy Perl module that helps you parse NetStumbler data. If you're working with wireless networks, this tool can really make your life easier. Let’s break down what it does and how to use it!

Getting Started with NetStumbler::Stumbler

To kick things off, here’s a simple way to start using NetStumbler::Stumbler. You’ll need to create a new instance of the Stumbler object:

use NetStumbler::Stumbler;

  my $lin = NetStumbler::Stumbler->new();

  $lin->isSummary($file);

  $lin->isNS1($file);

  $lin->parseNS1($file);

Methods for Parsing Data

This module has several cool methods for parsing different types of files:

• new(): Creates a new Stumbler object.


• parseNSSummaryLine($line): This method takes a line from a summary file and returns an array of values. If the format isn’t right, it gives you an empty list.


• isSummary($file): Checks if your file is in the NetStumbler Summary format. Returns true or false.


• isNS1($file): Verifies if the file is in NS1 format.


• parseNS1($file): Parses NS1 files and gives you back a list of lists.


• readAPInfo($fileHandle, $fileVersion): Reads access point info from your file handle and version.


• *Download Stumbler for Linux*

Kismet and iStumbler Support Coming Soon!

The team behind NetStumbler::Stumbler plans to add support for Kismet and iStumbler data files soon! This will make it even more versatile for all your network scanning needs.

Your Go-To Tool for Wireless Networks

If you’re looking to dive into wireless network analysis or just want to get more out of your existing tools, this Perl module is definitely worth checking out. With its simple methods and upcoming features, NetStumbler::Stumbler will help streamline your work!