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How do you want to fingerprint access points; through OSI layer 1, 2, or above?

If you want to fingerprint itthem via OSI layer 3 or above, check out http://www.hping.org/; it sounds promising - but I think its' fingerprinting abilities probably do not include access points; however, I've not tried it.

How do you want to fingerprint access points; through OSI layer 1, 2, or above?

If you want to fingerprint it via OSI layer 3 or above, check out http://www.hping.org/; it sounds promising - but I think its' fingerprinting abilities probably do not include access points; however, I've not tried it.

How do you want to fingerprint access points; through OSI layer 1, 2, or above?

If you want to fingerprint them via OSI layer 3 or above, check out http://www.hping.org/; it sounds promising - but I think its' fingerprinting abilities probably do not include access points; however, I've not tried it.

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nlovric
nlovric
  • 331
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  • 16

How do you want to fingerprint access points; through OSI layer 1, 2, or above?

If you want to fingerprint it via OSI layer 3 or above, check out http://www.hping.org/; it sounds promising - but I think its' fingerprinting abilities probably do not include access points; however, I've not tried it.