If you have a monitor-mode supporting Wi-Fi adapter, then you should be able to get a sniff similar to the one below:Īlthough one may be able to get an integrated hardware working, you may have better luck with some external bluetooth device that has already been proven for this purpose. Many of the integrated Wi-Fi adapters will not support monitor mode (and therefore, will not work for this purpose), some USB adapters do.Select Channel 6 and 20 Mhz on the next configuration dialog.Click on "Config Gear" next to Acrylic Wi-Fi Sniffer interface.Run Wireshark as Administrator (this is a must).Run Acrylic Wi-Fi sniffer, and click "continue".Install " Acrylic Wi-Fi Sniffer" (trial).If you have trouble getting it working directly with your installed Wi-Fi device and drivers, we have been able to get it to work by doing the following: Therefore, it is necessary to get Wireshark to sniff using "monitor mode". Open Drone ID over Wi-Fi works from broadcast frames without a connection to any specific network.While in Wireshark, press CTRL+SHIFT+L to re-read the new dissector(s).Clone this repo to that plugins folder.Within Wireshark, click on "Help->About->Folders->Personal Lua Plugins" and allow it to create a "plugins" folder as needed.
Installation of dissector in Wireshark (Windows) It currently supports Wi-Fi Beacon, Wi-Fi NAN and Bluetooth 4. Wireshark dissector plugin to parse and analyze captured Open Drone ID packets
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