Reply With Quotego for it :-D
i use ngrep alot but really dont know how to /use/ it, just the basics.
a PET would be much appreciated ;D thanks!
ngrep stands for network grep. It puts your NIC in promiscious mode and listens to everything that's being transmitted over your subnet. You can filter for a certain ip, port, protocol, but also for regular expressions. So if you wanna to know if your little brother is looking at pr0n on the web, you just do this:
So, every time there's a packet transmission from or to 192.168.1.2 from or to port 80 and that in the packet body, the words 'teen|asian|xxx|sex|hardcore&# 124;slut|lesbian|lovechild', ngrep will output the entire body of the packet. This is a way to spy on people on your network and to get passwords too.Code:sudo ngrep -i 'teen|asian|xxx|sex|hardcore|slut|lesbian|lovechild' host 192.168.1.2 and port 80
Example: my friend and I were spying on the MSN conversation my brother was having.
ngrep is not just a spying tool though, you can use it to find out where all the traffic on your server is going or where it's coming from, etc. A very nice tool.
go for it :-D
i use ngrep alot but really dont know how to /use/ it, just the basics.
a PET would be much appreciated ;D thanks!
just installed it today and don't know how to use it. I would love a PET on ngrep. One last thing GnuVince how did you set it up to spy on msn conversations?
ngrep 'PF=' host jeromejust installed it today and don't know how to use it. I would love a PET on ngrep. One last thing GnuVince how did you set it up to spy on msn conversations?
And OK, I'll start writing the guide.
Maybe you should use quote or code for the dumps, becasue you have smilies in there..
Can I edit it?Maybe you should use quote or code for the dumps, becasue you have smilies in there..
yup
Can I edit it?
Fruity Pebbles?Actually NO. It's something you worship every morning ... :P
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