Now that you've seen how to use Kismet, configure interfaces,
sniff network traffic, and more,
you'll be interested in more information about Kismet.
There's a lot of capabilities we didn't have time to cover,
offensive and defensive.
For example, you can use Remote Packet Capture with Kismet,
which means you can run multiple different sniffers and
have all of that data centralized.
That is great for defense because you can put some
network sniffers all around your campus.
We've also mentioned GPS support.
There's a lot more information about that on the Kismet Wireless
website. And in terms of related information when it comes to
Wi‑Fi security, some interesting information out there is
information about typical attacks,
like the KRACK attacks, to attack a WPA2 network so you can get those keys to
decrypt the data in Wireshark. And, I have a Wireless Security channel on
Pluralsight where other Pluralsight courses about wireless security are
linked, multiple different links are there,
including the ones in this course,
except it is updated more frequently because it is a channel.
So I highly recommend that you follow that channel.
Thanks a lot for taking the time to take this course, and I hope you enjoyed it.