WiLogger is an application launched last night in Cydia, it being specially designed with the idea of giving us the opportunity to discover new networks WiFi available near us. As you can already see from the image above, the application scans everything around us and displays all the networks on a map WiFi located near our location along with information about SSID, MAC, RSSI, connection standard, transmission rate and much more.
WiLogger scans for 802.11 wireless (Wi-Fi) networks and displays information about each network it detects, including: SSID, MAC, RSSI (signal strength), AP mode, security mode and available transmission rates. WiLogger detects all Wi-Fi networks your hardware supports, including 802.11b/g, 802.11n, infrastructure, ad hoc, open, secure and hidden networks. Has the function of a local web server for viewing on a computer points in the table and export to CSV for excel. Only works from version iOS 7.
WiLogger it detects any kind of WiFi networks, regardless of their standard or type, and if you want you can even generate a web server to export all this data and view it on a computer. WiLogger is one of the most complex applications of this type Cydia and is comparable to WiFiFoFum Pro. If you are interested in WiLogger, then I recommend you to download the application for free from the repo BigBoss of Cydia.
