• Convert .netxml files from programs like Kismet or Airodump-ng to easelly viewable on map .kml files
• Save wireless networks with wireless connections (clients) releated to them to the sqlite database
• Concatenate multiple .kml files
• Filter input/output data using sql queries

Download the latest executable suitable for your system at Releases page

1. Download and install .NET SDK >= 6.0
2. Clone this git repository: $ git clone https://github.com/cuqmbr/netxml2kml.git
3. Compile (deploy) the app: [~/netxml2kml]$ dotnet publish -c Release -r <RID> --self-contained true

Reference this page to learn more about deployment of .NET apps

NOTE:

• ~ – project root directory
• RID – runtime identifier of a targeted platform

• Convert .netxml to .kml: $ netxml2kml -i *path_to_netxml_file* -o *path_to_output_file*
• Add wireless networks with related wireless connections (clients) to database: $ netxml2kml -di *path_to_netxml_file*
  • Additionally you can filter input data: $ netxml2kml -di *path_to_netxml_file* -q *sql_query*
• Retrieve wireless networks with related wireless connections (clients) from database: $ netxml2kml -do *path_to_output_file*
  • You can filter output data similarly to filtering input data: $ netxml2kml -do *path_to_output_file* -q *sql_query*
• Concatenate multiple .kml files: $ netxml2kml -c *pathes_to_kml_files_separated_by_spaces* -o *path_to_output_file*

This section will help you to understand database structure the program uses ang give you examples of filtering input/output data using SQL queries

Select wireless networks where:

• column name matching some pattern: SELECT * FROM WirelessNetworks WHERE *column name* LIKE '%*pattern*%'

• clients with a specific manufacturer has been spotted:

SELECT WN.* FROM WirelessNetworks AS WN
  INNER JOIN WirelessConnections AS WCo ON WN.Bssid = WCo.WirelessNetworkBssid
  INNER JOIN WirelessClients AS WCl ON WCl.Mac = WCo.WirelessClientMac
WHERE WCl.Manufacturer LIKE '%*manufacturer*%'

Reference this tutorial to learn more about various sql querying techniques

/----------------------\                                                                         
|   WirelessNetworks   |                                                                         
|----------------------|                                                                         
|    PK Bssid TEXT     |1-\  /--------------------------------------\     /---------------------\
|      Essid TEXT      |  |  |          WirelessConnection          |     |   WirelessClients   |
|  Manufacturer TEXT   |  |  |--------------------------------------|     |---------------------|
|   Encryption TEXT    |  \-∞|      /- FK WirelessNetworkBssid TEXT |  /-1|     PK Mac TEXT     |
|  FrequencyMhz REAL   |     | PK -|                                |  |  |  Manufacturer TEXT  |
| MaxSignalDbm INTEGER |     |      \- FK WirelessClientMac TEXT    |∞-/  |  FirstSeenDate TEXT |
|   MaxLatitude REAL   |     |            FirstSeenDate TEXT        |     | LastUpdateDate TEXT |
|  MaxLongitude REAL   |     |           LastUpdateDate TEXT        |     \---------------------/
|   MaxAltitude REAL   |     \--------------------------------------/                            
|  FirstSeenDate TEXT  |                                                                         
| LastUpdateDate TEXT  |                                                                         
\----------------------/                                                                         

Acording to this website program data (database and logs) are stored in netxml2kml folder at:

• Linux: /home/$USER/.local/share
• OSX: /Users/$USER/.local/share
• Windows: C:\Users%USERNAME%\AppData\Local

If you want to add a feature, you should follow these steps:

1. Fork the project
2. Make some changes and commit them with conventional commit message
3. Submit a PR with a new feature/code

If you found an issue or would like to submit an improvement to this project, please submit an issue using the issues tab above. If you would like to submit a PR with a fix, reference the issue you created!

Released — Project is complete, but might receive some updates