ZeroTrace AirLeak
Device List
Using the Devices page to find what you're looking for
The Devices page is where AirLeak's data density really shows. Every device the radio has seen, in one fast, filterable, sortable table.
Two tabs, two contexts
The page has two tabs:
- BLE devices (N) — every Bluetooth peer observed
- WiFi networks (M) — every access point and probing client
The badge counts update live. Click the right tab for the kind of device you're looking for.
What's in the BLE table
| Column | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Name | Friendly name + MAC address + secondary identifier |
| Class | Device classification + confidence (e.g. iPhone (94)) |
| Signal | A 4-bar gauge with current and best-seen RSSI |
| Distance | RSSI-based distance estimate in meters |
| Adv | Advertising interval in milliseconds |
| Obs | Observation count + per-second rate |
| Action | The Apple Continuity action (when Apple device) |
| Info | Battery, BLE flags, TX power, OS version |
| Alerts | Privacy alert chips (PII / Corp / AirDrop / FindMy / Random MAC) |
Click any row to open the device's detail page. See Single Device View for what's on it.
What's in the WiFi table
| Column | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Name | SSID (or <hidden>) + BSSID |
| Class | Network classification (consumer AP / enterprise / mobile hotspot / ...) |
| Signal | Current RSSI |
| Channel | 2.4 GHz channel (1–13) |
| Generation | WiFi 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 |
| Encryption | OPEN / WEP / WPA-Personal / WPA2-Personal / WPA3-Personal / WPA2-Enterprise / OWE |
| Stations | Number of associated clients (from BSS Load) |
| Country | Country IE code |
| Obs | Observation count |
| Alerts | Privacy alert chips (Open / WEP / WPS / MFP off) |
Search
The search box matches case-insensitive substrings against:
- Friendly name
- MAC / BSSID
- SSID (probed and observed)
- Class label
- Vendor name
Search updates live. Clear the box to see everything again.
Filter dropdown
The filter dropdown is tab-aware — it shows different filters on the BLE tab vs the WiFi tab.
BLE filters
| Filter | What it shows |
|---|---|
| All | Every BLE device |
| Phones | iPhones / Android phones |
| Wearables | Watches / fitness bands / rings |
| Audio | AirPods / headphones / speakers |
| Trackers | AirTags / Tile / SmartTag |
| Smart Home | TVs / smart speakers / IoT |
| With alerts | Only devices that fired ≥1 alert |
| Random MAC | Locally-administered MACs only |
| Apple ecosystem | Anything in Apple's lineup |
| Unknown | Unclassified devices |
WiFi filters
| Filter | What it shows |
|---|---|
| All | Every observed network |
| Open networks | Unencrypted only |
| WEP | WEP only (legacy / vulnerable) |
| WPA-Personal | WPA / WPA2-Personal |
| WPA3 | WPA3-Personal or transition |
| Enterprise | 802.1X-using networks |
| Mobile hotspots | Phone hotspots |
| Hidden | Hidden SSID |
| With WPS | WPS-enabled networks |
| MFP off | Management-frame-protection disabled |
Filters are AND-combined with search and faceted chips.
Faceted chips
A row of horizontal chips below the filter dropdown shows the most-common classes in the current view, with live counts.
Click a chip to add it to your filter (multi-select). Click again to remove it. Chip counts are right-aligned for easy scanning.
This is the fastest way to drill in. "I want to see only AirTags" → click the AirTag chip.
Sorting
The Sort dropdown gives you:
- Recent (default) — newest activity first
- First seen — earliest to latest
- RSSI strongest — closest devices first
- RSSI best ever — historically closest first
- Observation count — busiest devices first
- Class — alphabetical
- Name — alphabetical
Sort direction is reversible by clicking the column header.
Density toggle
A button in the table header switches between:
- Compact — single-line rows, ~25 visible at once
- Comfortable — two-line rows, ~15 visible
Pick whichever fits your screen and how much info you need to see at a glance. The setting is remembered between sessions.
Per-row actions
Right-click any row (or click the three-dot menu on hover) for:
| Action | Effect |
|---|---|
| Pin | Pins to the top of the table regardless of sort |
| Mute | Hides from the table without removing from the aggregator |
| Mark as own | Tags this device as one of yours (suppresses logging, shows green check) |
| Copy MAC | Copies the MAC to clipboard |
| Open detail | Opens the device detail page |
These are persistent — they survive disconnect and reboot via the desktop's local store.
Pause / resume
The Pause button (top-right of the table) freezes the view at its current state. New events queue silently while paused — when you click Resume, the queued updates apply. Useful for inspecting a stable snapshot without things shifting around.
A "+12 new" badge appears while paused so you know how much you'll catch up to.
Empty states
| State | What you see |
|---|---|
| Disconnected | "Not connected. Open the Overview page to connect." |
| In Setup mode | "Currently in Setup. Switch to Monitor to start capturing." |
| Monitor, no devices yet | "Capturing... waiting for first frames." (animated) |
| Filter excludes everything | "No devices match. Try clearing filters." |
Search box + filter dropdown + class chips are all AND-combined. Want to see only iPhones with PII alerts? Click the iPhone chip → open filter → "With alerts." The badge counts update so you can see how many devices match each step.