Which of the following tools can be used to read NetStumbler's collected data files and present street maps showing the logged WAPs as icons, whose color and shape indicates WEP mode and signal streng

NetStumbler collects and logs WAP data itself but does not include built-in street-map visualization or icon-based plotting capabilities.

StumbVerter reads NetStumbler's proprietary summary files and overlays each detected WAP as an icon on imported street map images, using color and shape to indicate WEP encryption mode and signal strength.

WEPcrack is a WEP key cracking tool that exploits RC4 stream cipher weaknesses and does not process NetStumbler data files or render any maps.

Kismet is a passive wireless network detector and IDS that operates independently of NetStumbler and cannot consume NS1 files for street-map display.