Bluemea iPhone

[Trapez]

Hello all, I'm new to his board and enjoyed several videos. After watching one of the videos using gps with Kismet I soon realized the advantage of the gps.

Is there an app similar to bluenmea for the iPhone??

[joshv06]

(07-21-2012 09:28 AM)Trapez Wrote:  Hello all, I'm new to his board and enjoyed several videos. After watching one of the videos using gps with Kismet I soon realized the advantage of the gps.

Is there an app similar to bluenmea for the iPhone??

I wish I could help you, but I really don't use Iphones, or anything MAC really. I wouldn't be surprised if there is an app like bluenmea, just search "nmea" or "bluetooth GPS".

[Trapez]

Found an app called 'GPS 2 IP' that will feed NMEA to the iPhone.
Created my first *.kml file via iPhone. For now im NOT Blue Toothing the data but instead tethering

Here's what I did:

Requirements:
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Hardware
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- iPhone
- laptop
- ALFA (AWUSO36H)
- Antenna - Cantenna

Software:
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- iPhone – Jailbreak 5.1.1 (required for laptop connection with TetherMe)
- iPhone – TetherMe or MyWi (MyWi keeps dropping connection for me)
- iPhone – GPS 2 IP http://www.capsicumdreams.com/iphone/gps2ip/
Feeds NMEA from iPhone. Four NMEA formats can be selected:
$GPGGA - Global Positioning System Fix Data (USE THIS ONE)
$GPRMC - Recommended minimum specific GPS/Transit data
$HCHDG - Magnetic heading and variation
$GPGLL - Geographic position, Lat/Long & time
- Google Earth (to read *.kml file)

Process:
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Prepare iPhone
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Set iPhone GPS 2 IP to Cellular IP (should have a 10.xxx.xxx.xxx address)
Set iPhone to TetherMe or MyWi using Hotspot name
Set iPhone Wi-Fi Off (should see 3G at top of iPhone)

Prepare PC Backtrack 5
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Need to set internet connection (so we can connect/wifi PC to iPhone to get NMEA/GPS data)
Set ‘Wicd Network Manager’ to wireless interface ‘wlan0’ (use pc internal card)
Set ‘Wicd Network Manager’ to your iPhone Hotspot name

Connect PC to iPhone Server (Get iPhone address displayed from ‘GPS 2 IP’)
telnet 10.xxx.xxx.xxx 11123 | tee /dev/ttys0 (out put to device ttys0)

Tell PC where the GPS data from iPhone server is coming from
gpsd –N –n –D 3 /dev/ttys0

Set wireless wlan1 ALFA to mon0
airmon-ng start wlan1

Start kismet
Select mon0 as device
Drive around collecting GPS data
(the Cantenna may be too much, its receiving locations on the other block -making GPS data appear way off ) It works better if you hold it down.
End kismet

Get GPS data collected
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ls (copy/paste Kismet-YYYYMMDD-16-00-57-1.netxml)
giskismet –x Kismet-YYYYMMDD-16-00-57-1.netxml
ls
giskismet –q “select from * wireless” –o GPS-YYYYMMDD.kml
ls (check the GPS-mm-dd-yyyy.kml file)

Copy *.kml file just created (GPS-YYYYMMDD.kml) to hard drive (will be in the root folder):
Menu: Places --> Home Folder

Open/display file with Google Earth
Double click file to open with google earth
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Thanks for the war drive video, it really helped.