Collaborate Disseminate
I can’t understand much about packet sniffing operation when it’s in a network.
Well, packets are encrypted with PTK to prevent sniffing from monitor mode but when we are in client mode and we connected to a network, we were able to read t… Continue reading Why do we need to connect to a network to be able to read all packets while packet sniffing?
I was reading this pdf and at slide number 23 and 24 I read "injected interception". What’s that means ?
in my mind it should be a type of interception that are made by injection. I mean I inject something (for example an image) … Continue reading What’s injected interception?
I am using a PC with Windows 7 SP1. (Totally new & updated in 2021).
I have a Windows Server 2008 R2 as a VPS.
Telegram has been blocked by my ISP, so I cannot connect to Telegram from my home wi-fi internet directly. To fix the connec… Continue reading Owner of my VPS is sniffing my Telegram traffic. How is that possible?
I currently have a fiber optic internet connection at home. My ISP uses GPON where the ONU acts as a gateway device which has a direct fiber optic connection to it. ONU is a Huawei HG8145V5.
I understand that downstream network traffic in … Continue reading How can someone on the same GPON splitter network sniff my internet traffic?
I’m currently working at home. My employer provides me a VPN access to the company resources: intranet, ssh access to computers, etc. I was wondering what exactly means to use a VPN, and what type of information my employer can "see&q… Continue reading What information is sent through companies VPNs?
My network sniffer for websites has discovered a number of hosting domains in the report which I can not correctly assign to categories. I don’t know if there are providers behind these domains that load tags or trackers or if malware/adwa… Continue reading Looking for origin/ verification of malicious domain names
I was going through Cain and Abel’s Manual to perform an ARP Poison Routing attack, also known as APR and it mentioned that while performing the attack between a host and gateway, we could see ‘Broadcasting’ status. Manual defines it as:
… Continue reading Meaning of Broadcasting WAN status in Cain ARP Poison Routing
A roommate of mine asked me to connect a powerline adapter to the network. The ethernet cable of the adapter is connected to an Apple Airport Express router which is connected to a Frontier Internet cable modem. I have another router from … Continue reading Can a powerline network adapter be more easily used to listen to traffic on another router?
Suppose there is a WPA2/PSK access point (AP) and 2 clients are connected to it, say X and Y. So X and Y both know the password or PSK required for authentication.
From here:
In case of WPA2/PSK when device authenticates with access point… Continue reading Constructing PTK key from sniffed traffic and decrypting WPA2 network traffic using it
For a while I have been playing around with packet sniffing on my local network (using an ARP poisoning attack to redirect packets to me, then relaying them and viewing them in wireshark).
However, I have been wondering whether or not an a… Continue reading Is it possible to sniff packets from a remote IP? [duplicate]