Grab security protocol with .getScanResults

[derek1906]

Is it possible for .getScanResults to include the used security protocol in the returned object? It would be nice if it can achieve this. An example returned object would be something similar to this:

{
    BSSID: "...",
    SSID: "...",
    level: ...,
    algorithm: "WPA"
}

[hoerresb]

This is definitely possible yes. In the scan results we can check the wifi capabilities.

Referencing this post. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/28905604/android-detecting-if-wifi-is-wep-wpa-wpa2-etc-programmatically On Jul 14, 2015 12:15 AM, "Derek Leung" notifications@github.com wrote:

Is it possible for .getScanResults to include the used security protocol in the returned object? It would be nice if it can achieve this. An example returned object would be something similar to this:

{ BSSID: "...", SSID: "...", level: ..., algorithm: "WPA" }

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[hoerresb]

I've added the wifi capabilities to getScanResults. The results will look similar to this now

{
     BSSID: "..."
     SSID: "..."
     capabilities: "[WPA-PSK-CCMP+TKIP][WPA2-PSK-CCMP+TKIP][ESS]"
     frequency: 2452
     level: 3
     timestamp: 21407208451
}

It will be very easy to parse out the results of the capabilities depending on the type you are looking for. Ex,

     if(results.capabilities.indexOf('WPA2') > -1){
         //WPA2
     }else if(results.capabilities.indexOf('WEP') > -1){
         //WEP
    } //etc.