Collaborate Disseminate
Scenario:
no router, just a laptop network card turned in monitor mode.
(imagine you are in the bus or train)
In this scenario can I see all the data that is going through air around me?
Can I capture this data?
Can I get … Continue reading Sniffing the data around me
After decades of buildup, the dawn of the smart city is within sight. The biggest connected-vehicle pilot programs in the world are ramping up right now across the United States. But experts still have grave concerns about the cybersecurity and ultimately the safety of this expanding technology. The timetable is imminent. New York City, Wyoming and Tampa have been the sites of the federally approved Connected Vehicle Pilot Deployment Program since launch in 2015. Bidding on contracts to expand New York’s program — which set a goal of more than 8,000 connected vehicles and 350 roadside units to match the connected 12,400 traffic signals already deployed — is expected to be announced this month. Over the next two years, all three of the programs plan to be fully operating. The long-term goals are grandiose and the forecast is clear: Nearly everything on every road in America will one day be connected, tracked and to some extent […]
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After decades of buildup, the dawn of the smart city is within sight. The biggest connected-vehicle pilot programs in the world are ramping up right now across the United States. But experts still have grave concerns about the cybersecurity and ultimately the safety of this expanding technology. The timetable is imminent. New York City, Wyoming and Tampa have been the sites of the federally approved Connected Vehicle Pilot Deployment Program since launch in 2015. Bidding on contracts to expand New York’s program — which set a goal of more than 8,000 connected vehicles and 350 roadside units to match the connected 12,400 traffic signals already deployed — is expected to be announced this month. Over the next two years, all three of the programs plan to be fully operating. The long-term goals are grandiose and the forecast is clear: Nearly everything on every road in America will one day be connected, tracked and to some extent […]
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I am thinking how to gain and analyze the information in the real SSO (request/response) messages, for some commercial SSO solutions.
The challenge is that most commercial SSO solutions are black-box or gray-box. I know the … Continue reading Is it possible to analyze real Single Sign-On (SSO) messages via network sniffing?
In the packet captured below, captured by wireshark
does the SSI Signal in dBm represents the power at which the sniffing network adapter (say USB network adapter wlan1 on Raspberry Pi3) received the packet or it represen… Continue reading What does SSI signal does mean in captured packets in wireshark?
Is it possible to sniff some packets from a friend network from my network?
If it’s possible, how?
I`m a beginner and would like to know, how can you find a valid IP adress to start your scan, if all you have is the LAN cable….nothing more.
No DHCP is enabled.
Any hints or clues on how to figure out a valid IP for usage… Continue reading blackbox pentest newbie – find valid internal IP adress from unknown range
I was wondering if its possible to obtain private keys for Whatsapp to be able to sniff traffic between two WhatsApp Android devices (both under my control). I understand that WhatsApp traffic is now end-to-end-encrypted, and… Continue reading Sniffing WhatsApp Traffic
I was wondering if its possible to obtain private keys for Whatsapp to be able to sniff traffic between two WhatsApp Android devices (both under my control). I understand that WhatsApp traffic is now end-to-end-encrypted, and… Continue reading Sniffing WhatsApp Traffic
For a while I’ve been documenting some exploits (I was afraid about man-in-the-middle) and an idea came into my mind.
When a user makes a request to a server, the browser might try to use http because the server might not s… Continue reading Capturing password typed in webpage – HTML replace