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Alexander2011-06-12 21:46:39
WiFi
Alexander, 2011-06-12 21:46:39

How to sniff your wi-fi network?

There is: a dir-300 router distributing wi-fi and a user working on it via wi-fi. Of course, you have access to your router). OS: macos. Ethernet: broadcom 5764 (iMac)
What you need: learn as much as you can about this user.

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Sergey, 2011-06-12
@Awake

Come and ask, obviously.
1. I would use nmap on his IP.
See if there is anything open.
I would look to see if there are any sploits on open services at the ports, I would try to penetrate. would dig into it.
2. I would catch Wi-Fi packets, look where I go, what I do, what sites I visit. if VKont is active (and in any case it will get into the social network, then it’s already clear there, etc.

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Vlad Zhivotnev, 2011-06-12
@inkvizitor68sl

If the router has normal firmware, then tcpdump in your hands and go. And so - wireshark, but with it you will not see direct traffic between the router and the user.

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Vas3K, 2011-06-13
@Vas3K

I advise Wireshark, although it scares me from its appearance under the macos, but it performs its functions. You can also delete cookies :3

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Fak3, 2011-06-13
@Fak3

There is also kismet , but it is not easy, you have to figure it out.

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