What type of data does the tool WiGLE.net collect?

WiGLE.net collects GPS locations of wireless hotspots. This platform is primarily used to create a database of Wi-Fi networks around the world, showcasing their geographic locations and other related data. Users can contribute by mapping their networks, which adds to the richness of the database. The information typically includes the SSID (Service Set Identifier), BSSID (Basic Service Set Identifier), the location marked by GPS coordinates, and various attributes of the network.

The other options are not applicable to WiGLE.net's primary function. Detailed security logs pertain to specific system events and security mechanisms rather than geographic data. IP address ranges refer to a different concept of network addressing, and publicly available DNS records involve domain name resolution data, which isn't the focus of WiGLE.net’s offerings. Thus, the tool is specifically designed to gather and display geographical data related to wireless hotspots.