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By a Star Wars Nerd

"I have become more powerful than any Jedi." — Count Dooku

Portable RF collection rig built inside a hardened case. Raspberry Pi 5 running Kali Linux, 4× WiFi adapters for passive wardriving, a USB Bluetooth adapter for BLE scanning, and a u-blox GPS for location tagging. Powered by Kismet for WiFi + BLE capture, with a custom web dashboard for live monitoring and one-tap WiGLE uploads.

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How It Works

1. Power it on

The AP comes up automatically. No screen, no keyboard needed.

2. Connect to the WiFi

SSID:     Dooku
Password: wardriving123

3. Open the dashboard

Navigate to http://10.10.10.1:5000 from any device connected to Dooku. No SSH needed.

4. Start wardriving

Hit the WARDRIVE button in the dashboard. Sets all 4 WiFi adapters to monitor mode, adds the BLE adapter as a Kismet source, and launches Kismet automatically.

5. Upload to WiGLE

Hit the WIGLE button to push the most recent session's CSV directly to WiGLE. Requires config/wigle.json with your API credentials (see below).

6. Shut down cleanly

Hit the ⏻ button in the dashboard. Never yank the power.

7. Open the Kismet web UI (optional)

Tool	URL
Dooku Dashboard	http://10.10.10.1:5000
Kismet	http://10.10.10.1:2501 — login: kismet / dooku

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Hardware

Item	Detail
Raspberry Pi 5	8GB RAM, 128GB storage
ALFA AWUS036ACS	RTL8821AU, AC600 — ×4 (monitor mode, 2.4/5GHz)
USB Bluetooth Adapter	Realtek BT 5.4 — BLE scanning via Kismet
VFAN USB GPS GMouse	u-blox 7, magnetic base
Nooelec NESDR SMArt v5	RTL-SDR, sub-GHz/IoT RF
IVETTO 7-Port USB 3.0 Hub	External powered
Portable power station	99.9Wh, 60W
IP67 hardened case	Desert tan

Full materials list with prices → materials/README.md

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Setup (First Time)

sudo bash scripts/setup.sh

Installs all dependencies, drivers, configures services and GPS, deploys Kismet config. Reboot when done.

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Services

Service	What it does	Auto-start
dooku	Brings up the AP + dashboard	Yes
gpsd	GPS daemon	Yes

Kismet and flock-back are started manually via the WARDRIVE button on the dashboard, or via sudo bash scripts/kismet-start.sh.

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WiGLE Upload

Add your WiGLE API credentials to config/wigle.json:

{
  "api_name": "your_wigle_api_name",
  "api_token": "your_wigle_api_token"
}

Then hit the WIGLE button on the dashboard to upload the most recent session automatically.

Kismet saves .kismet and .wiglecsv files to kismet/sessions/.

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Logs

Kismet saves .kismet and WigleCSV files to:

kismet/sessions/

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Docs

File	What it covers
kismet/first_time_setup.md	Kismet initial setup
kismet/multi_adapter.md	Running with 4 adapters
kismet/gps.md	GPS setup and usage
kismet/logs.md	Log location and formats
kismet/credentials.md	Changing Kismet login

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Contributing & Issues

Found a bug? Have a suggestion? Want to add something?

• Open a pull request if you have a fix or improvement
• Open a discussion if you have a question or idea
• Open an issue if something is broken

All feedback welcome — this is a living project.

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About

Created by NSM-Barii — Star Wars nerd | Cybersecurity enthusiast

NSM Toolset:

• Vader — Recon & discovery
• Maul — Infrastructure mapping
• Yoda — Passive RF home monitoring
• Dooku — Wardriving rig (this)

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"Your swords, please. We don't want to make a mess of things."

Disclaimer: For educational, ethical, and legal purposes only.