The Attached src should do what you ask
J-Dog
At 09:37 AM 3/4/99 -0500, you wrote:
>
>Greetings,
>
>I dont mean to change the subject or appear too terribly lame, but I am
>hoping that one of the members can point me in the right direction on
>something I have been unable to locate.
>
>I am a system administrator on a large private WAN. I have also recently
>been made 'security officer' ... great. I have installed Nmap, its
>wonderful ... I am sure you all know this. I have installed Sentry to
>monitor my ports and it is also a great product. My problem is this .... I
>at least try to keep my system secure (Redhat 5.2), but with Nmaps help I
>have discovered that the rest of the admins around here are as lame as they
>come. I have been showing them the results of my scans and they havent a
>clue. I suspect they are ripe for cracking. I have also installed Sniffit
>and we also have a dedicated sniffer up. I need to be able to find out if
>there are any other ether cards in promiscuous mode on our local net. The
>admins of the other machines here wouldnt know if it they had been
>assimilated by a Bourg Collective. I gotta have a way to discover
>unauthorized sniffers installed on other equipment.
>
>I have searched for several days at every site on my
>hacker/cracker/underground bookmark list to no avail. Its such a needed
>application I figure someone must have written one long ago.
>
>Anyone know of a good tool/method/procedure for locating promiscuous NICs?
>
>I appologize for using this wonderful mailing list for something other than
>discussing Nmap ... forgive a poor frustrated lamer who is trying to
>improve other peoples poor security habits (and learn a bit in the process).
>
>Thanx
>
>Bruce
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Received on Mar 04 1999
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