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can an attacker know without being in my area which clients my server is handling?
How do I protect against others remotely sniffing my servers network?
Continue reading Can attackers see which IPs a server is connected to? [duplicate]
Due to situation, my employer made a work-from-home policy.
And remote administration tool is not installed, since I did clean installation of the system.
Is my employer able to see my activity?
Let’s say that I use my company email.
Wh… Continue reading Remote working. Is my employer able to monitor my activity
Is it possible to sniff the network traffic of a server you are connected with as a client in Java. If so, how?
Continue reading Sniffing the network traffic of a server in Java [closed]
I’ve been learning how to use HackRF-One recently. I’m ultimately interested in eavesdropping and decoding a brand of headsets that use frequency hopping spread spectrum in a range of 2400-2485 Mhz.
My question is how can I create a flowg… Continue reading HackRF 2.4Ghz capture
Learning about android security I came across the tag:
usesCleartextTraffic=True.
I am not quite sure about its use in practical terms.
Lets say I have an app which specifies this tag as True, and I have http as well as https requests t… Continue reading Android Clear Text Traffic
I know that it’s possible to do a passive scan on all channels to see if an access point sends a beacon. However, is it also possible to listen to general Wifi traffic on that channel and assemble a list of all active devices – both “clien… Continue reading Using an active or passive scan, can I detect all devices connected to or transmitting via a Wifi network?
How the endpoints select the Wifi standard?
Assuming a 802.11 access point supporting 2,4Ghz b/g/n and a client compatible with these three technologies, 2,4Ghz b/g/n.
How does the client select the standard for the communication?
Are t… Continue reading Wifi standards selection algorithm for a wireless communication
since a few days i’m interested in sniffing/spoofing. I’m running Kali as a Host and MITMf (0.9.8).
My command ist:
python mitmf.py –arp –spoof –gateway X.X.X.1 –target X.X.X.2 -i wlan0
Everything runs with no error. The Target D… Continue reading ARP spoofing, no connection on target device
Can I prevent packet sniffing and man in the middle attacks (ARP-spoofing) by connecting a switch to my end of a network, forcing certain gateway MAC address on a switch, and connecting my computer(s) to the switch? Are (reasonably cheap) … Continue reading Preventing packet sniffing and ARP-spoofing with a switch
I know that arp spoofing is required on a LAN network due to the fact that data is sent directly to a destination, but what about for a WLAN network? All packets can be seen if you are in promiscuous mode, so is there any point of arp spoo… Continue reading Is there any point of arp spoofing on a wifi network?