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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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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.
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.
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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