Now that we have looked at quite a bit of information from the Kismet tool, we want to focus on the feature of discovering access points that are hidden. The way to do this is just like we discussed with the airodump-ng
tool. We have to have a client connect to the access point while we are observing it. We have done this, and the Kismet tool output is shown as an example in the next screenshot:

If we press Enter on the highlighted SSID, we gain additional information as shown in the following screenshot:

We can also select the connected client to see additional information about the access point. An example of this is provided in the following screenshot:

As you can see from the two preceding screenshots, the SSID is cloaked in the first screenshot, and in the second screenshot, the connected client is the actual access point itself. The next thing we want to do is see what happens when a client connects to the cloaked access point. The response from an access...