Flying Squirrel Wireless Assessment Tool Suite Release Notes

Flying Squirrel Release v1.6 includes:

Orb-weaver - Flying Squirrel can now control and monitor a network of custom Ubiquiti UniFi-based sensors. This provides a 24/7 monitoring capability to Flying Squirrel users.
NRL would like to coordinate with users directly for this release. If you have a requirement for 24/7 monitoring, please email fsadmin@infosec.navy.mil or contact the FS HelpDesk directly to express interest. NRL will contact you to provide more details that are customized for your needs.

802.11ac is now supported. 802.11ac access points can now be detected with any wireless adapter that supports 802.11a
Performance has been improved.
The carl driver is now properly supported in the Linux.
Several bugs have been fixed.

Upgraded to the newest version of NASA WorldWind
Added ARF support
Clarified the description of the final LiveUSB Creator wizard page
Fixed a bug with filtering clients. Occasionally, clients that matched the filter would disappear
Fixed a bug with shift-selecting the download area in the Import Wizard
Antelope Squirrel now immediately begins generating a report when it enters the final wizard page of the Generate Report Wizard
Added accelerator keys for all the options in the DISA Wireless STIG wizard
Clicking the clear filter button now clears the current filter even if its invalid
Fixed a bug related to displaying the channel hopping status of multiple adapters in the status bar

Microsoft Virtual Earth imagery
Double-clicking on a row in the alarms panel selects the offending transmitter in the left panel
i³layer now references the new NASA World Wind servers
Various bug fixes and performance improvements
- Blueprint aspect ratio changes when rotating blueprints
- Woodchuck occasionally constantly zooms in after using the '+' and '-' keys on Windows.
64-bit support for Windows
Improved blueprint editor
- Blueprints are now re-positioned relative to the mouse rather than the center of the blueprint
- Blueprints can now be rotated by dragging.
Double-clicking on a blueprint in the layers list now zooms to the blueprint in Woodchuck.
Improved channel status bar message when using multiple adapters
Drag and drop Woodchuck layer reordering
MSI installers for Windows

Corrected the aspect ratio calculation for blueprint images without physical scale information
The Woodchuck layers list is now sorted by layer name
The Windows volume slider is no longer inverted
Remediated multiple Live CD IAVAs
Fixed occasional display corruption when highlighting was checked
Groups of wireless networks may now be filtered while in grouping mode.
The correct heading buttons Correct Heading -45 and Correct Heading +45 now behave correctly
Hardware-accelerated radiation fields now work on compatible ATI video cards
Added an in operator and set literal syntax to the expression language. For example, wirelessNetwork.bssid == 00:11:22:33:44:55 || wirelessNetwork.bssid == 11:22:33:44:55 can now be rewritten as wirelessNetwork.bssid in {00:11:22:33:44:55, 11:22:33:44:55}

Onscreen controls for zooming and orienting the globe in Woodchuck
A simplified finger walking model
Support for embedding arbitrary images into an Antelope Squirrel generated report
A mode in Woodchuck to group icons that overlap
Badges for distinguishing networks that are flagged, cloaked, tagged, have alarms, or have a comment in Woodchuck
Support for tagging AP/STAs and wireless networks
A new custom GPS and XML file format
Configurable columns in the left panel
Basic operating system detection
Support for searching by IP addresses
Support for importing and tagging a list of authorized transmitters
Displays a list of networks that a client probed for on the AP/STA information panel
Support for the DISA Wireless Security Checklist Support within Flying Squirrel and Antelope Squirrel
The ability to capture screenshot in Woodchuck
Multiple drive paths in Woodchuck
XML and CSV files that are now 100% Kismet compatible
Drive path start and stop icons in exported KML files
Filter all but the selected client via the context menu
A new help browser
A Linux Fedora-based Live CD. Fedora provides support for a greater array of hardware when compared to SLAX