TankPy -- A WarDriving ToolKit

Description

This project provides a shell to work with KML files outputed by the WiGLE WiFi Android app.

It makes it easy to filter networks depending on their name, their protection etc.

Installation

Dependencies

fastkml
readline

Installing

Clone this repository
Run ./tankpy.py YourWiGLEdump.kml
Once in the shell, use the help command or check out the brief documentation just below

Documentation

I know the code isn't all that pretty, it was a quick-and-dirty project

Use keep or rm to respectively only keep or remove all networks with the given protection. For now, the script recognizes either the exact protection type (e.g. WPA2-EAP-TKIP+CCMP) or some shortcuts like open, wpa, wpa2, wep, wpa-eap, wpa2-eap
Use keepname or rmname to filter networks based on their SSID
Use show to show all current networks or show n to show the n-th network (it includes its SSID, BSSID, location and capabilities)
If you are using multiple overlapping KML files, use dedup to remove duplicate access points (based on their BSSID)
The dump command allows you to dump the current stations to a KML file to view it in an external program
Finally, use reset to clear all the filters

Example usage

$ ./tankpy.py WigleWifi_20170000.kml
Loaded 1277 WiFi networks
1277 >> keep wep open
233 >> rmname orange FreeWifi "SFR WiFi FON"
71 >> dump wep_open.kml
71 >> exit