Which tool would be used to collect wireless packet data?

NetStumbler is a Windows-based wireless network scanner that actively probes for and collects data from 802.11a/b/g wireless networks, including SSIDs, signal strength, and network packets. It is purpose-built for wireless environments and is commonly referenced in security certifications as a wireless reconnaissance and data collection tool.

John the Ripper is a password cracking tool that performs dictionary and brute-force attacks against password hashes, and has no wireless packet collection capability.

Nessus is a vulnerability scanner that identifies security weaknesses on networked hosts and services, not a tool for capturing wireless packets.

Netcat is a general-purpose TCP/UDP network utility for reading and writing raw data across network connections, not designed for wireless packet capture.