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Kismet - Pineapple Edition - With WEB-UI I just saw the video uploaded by Hak5 to youtube the other day, where they used an array of Tetra's running Kismet to scan ALL channels at all times. After that, i just had to get it working! Today i finally managed to compile the latest source-files for kismet, which also has a working web interface. I've tested it all day on my Tetra, but it should be working on the Nano as well. It might complain about the version of libmicrohttpd , so i recommend to also download the version of libmicrohttpd on my repo. (links to ipk's below) All the other libs should work (downloaded under installation), if you just remember to run opkg update before installing them. I've updated the version of Kismet (26.05.2018). So the "issue" with libmicrohttpd should be fixed, and it should now be content with the version on openwrt's repos. which it downloads under installation. Also tried adding support for libpcap and pcre, please test it out. ? Kismet Kismet-remote After installation: Run "kismet" inside a SSH terminal to the Pineapple. Kismet should launch. You should now be able to access the web-interface on TCP-port 2501. (Eg: http://172.16.42.1:2501) Another tip: run airodump-ng-oui-update on the Pineapple When completed, run: ln -s /etc/aircrack-ng/airodump-ng-oui.txt /etc/manuf This will make Kismet use Aircrack-ng's OUI database. ? Ask questions, or whine about issues here. I'll try my best to keep it up to date. Makefiles needed for the OpenWRT-SDK can be found on the repo. mentioned above, if you want to compile it yourself.