Kismet and Spectools releases
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Long time brewing, 2007-10-R1 releases for both Kismet and Spectrum Tools.
Kismet gets major memory reductions and major speed increases in the client,
which means it should no longer slow to a crawl and fall down around 1000 
networks.  Also a bunch of fixes for memory corruption (weird client crashes 
should be mostly, if not totally, resolved now) which were all internal memory
corruption issues, so no security concerns there as far as I know.  Basic
802.11N IE tag parsing so now 11n networks show up properly, support for
broadcom and atheros devices on Darwin/OSX, fixed support for mac80211 devices
in Linux in general, explicit card types for iwl3945, iwl4965, and ath5k 
drivers, and tons of general little fixes and cleanups.  If you compile this
one with a recent gcc (4.2), expect a TON of warnings... At this stage, it's
not worth my time to fix that in kismet-stable, however I will try to reduce
them in kismet-newcore.  Thanks to everyone who contributed patches for
Kismet!

Also a long time in the making, Spectrum Tools are out.  They're the evolution 
of wispy-tools, and include support for the wispy1 and new wispy2 hardware,
a new UI, multi-device support, network streaming, and other cool stuff.