From the webpage:
WiMonitor makes Wi-Fi packet sniffing and network monitoring dead simple!
Once configured the device automatically scans channels 1-13 in the 2.4GHz band, captures packets and sends them to a remote IP address over Ethernet for further processing. The encapsulation is compatible with Wireshark so you can analyze Wi-Fi traffic using it.
More information on how to get started: Getting Started Guide.
Design Suggestions:
I’m not the artistic type but I do have a couple of suggestions for the housing of the WiMonitor.
Stock image from website:
Right, let’s make the case a bright white, use “Hacker Arsenal” with a bright graphic on top surface, have labels for Wan/Lan and USB (those are hard to recognize) and of course, a power light to attract attention.
Sigh. I guess it go well with your standard working shirt:
Those c-suite types won’t notice you at all. Completely invisible.
If you strive to be a little less noticeable, ask Hacker Arsenal for a little less obvious WiMonitor. Something along these lines:
First, a black case, lose the cover as well:
(Yes, I need to work on my graphic editing skills. 😉 )
Second, make an internal USB connection sufficient for 256GB USB thumb drive, battery for power and lose the power light.
Make it drop and retrieve ready.
Now that would be a hot package!