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LinuxSecurity.com: Packet Sniffing Overview
Jul 14, 2006, 19 :00 UTC (2 Talkback[s]) (6084 reads)

(Other stories by Suhas Desai)

"A packet sniffer is a program which monitors network traffic which passes through your computer. A packet sniffer which runs on your PC connected to the internet using a modem, can tell you your current IP address as well as the IP addresses of the web servers whose sites you are visiting.

"You can watch all the un-encrypted data that travels from your computer, onto the internet. This includes passwords and other sensitive data that is not secured by encryption. Put a packet sniffer on a router on the internet, and you can watch all the network traffic that passes through that router. This includes absolutely anyone whose data happens to pass through that router..."

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Jul 15, 2006, 07:47:05
 
Step 1: Open EtherealStep 2: Sniff  ...   Re: it will be nice if   
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Jul 16, 2006, 14:34:46
 
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