Network Stumbler 0.40.0

Network Stumbler is a wireless network scanner tool used to discover and analyze wireless networks.

Network Stumbler works by scanning the surrounding area for available wireless networks and gathering information about their signal strength, SSID, channel, and other details.

Network Stumbler is primarily designed for Windows operating systems, including Windows XP, Vista, 7, and 8. It may not be fully compatible with newer Windows versions.

Yes, Network Stumbler is free and open-source software (FOSS) distributed under the GNU General Public License (GPL).

Network Stumbler can assist with identifying potential sources of interference, optimizing channel selection, and locating dead spots to enhance Wi-Fi performance.

Yes, there are several alternatives to Network Stumbler like NetSpot, inSSIDer, Acrylic Wi-Fi Home, and Vistumbler, among others.

Network Stumbler requires a Wi-Fi adapter capable of supporting monitor mode (promiscuous mode) and running the software on a compatible Windows operating system.

While Network Stumbler itself is a legitimate tool for network analysis, improper use or unauthorized activities with it can be considered malicious and may be illegal. Always ensure you have proper authorization.

Network Stumbler works with most standard Wi-Fi networks, but it may have limitations or compatibility issues with some network configurations or advanced security protocols.

Network Stumbler has not received official updates for several years. However, there may be community-driven forks or alternative projects that continue to provide updates and support.