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brian.c
Posted Dec 3, 2003
Authored by Kev | Site bournemouthbynight.co.uk

Brian.c is a simple tool to effectively convert a switched network (or a part of it) into a shared network so that sniffing can take place. Allows ARP spoofing of any number of machines, includes an internal relay process for relaying packets to the correct destination, provides a gateway switch for spoofing routers, includes various timing options, and includes a DOS switch for spoofing without relaying. Includes everything to turn a switched network into a shared network so that sniffing can take place, in one easy to use tool. Based on ARP poisoning from Ettercap, but unlike Ettercap it works in many-to-many scenarios which are present in shared networks. Tested on Redhat 8, it compiles under Linux. Requires libnet and libpcap.

tags | tool, spoof, sniffer
systems | linux, redhat
MD5 | fb9951c00ae07464d20360666ecce380
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