Re: Dsniff usage

[Ron <iago () valhallalegends com>]

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Geert VAN ACKER wrote:
> Ron wrote:
>
> > Dsniff will (by default) try to set the NIC to permicuous mode, and it
> > functions like a regular sniffer.
> >
> > So:
> > 1) You need an administrator account to sniff traffic and set permicuous
> > mode
> > 2) It can sniff any traffic that ends up at your network card.  So if
> > you're on a hub, you see everything plugged into it, and on a switch you
> > just see your own traffic, or any traffic routed through you.  It
> > doesn't use ARP poisoning, you would have to do that yourself (with
> > ettercap or nemesis or something).
>
>
> Dsniff in fact is a suite of networktools. One of them, arpspoof(8) can
> do arp poisoning. Don't forget to switch on kernel ip forwarding, or the
> communication dies at your nic.
>
> arpspoof -t host_you_want_to_observer default_gateway

All right, my mistake.  I used "dsniff" the program, I hadn't realized
that the other tools were individual.

My bad!

- -Ron
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