Packet sniffers

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  1. Rob

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    Packet sniffers

    They are really fun.

    I'm never saying anything private on msn on a network again.

    We were capturing whole convos, peoples email, all sorts of good stuff.


    hehe ;)
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    This week's fun item im playing with:

    Net Send Address faker :) :p hehehe, anyone pisses me off at college, i send a message to admin (which sends the message to every computer in college:p) and using net send faker - choose the person's computer number im disliking :p hehehe, within 5 minutes no less than 10 technicians will be standing around the unfortunate's computer :lol:

    MWAHAHAHAHA :evil: :evil: :evil:

    so much fun :p

    :D :groovy: :D
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    Re: Packet sniffers


    well im definitely having no personal convos in MSN Messenger when your online mate!!!

    :evil: eeeeevil eavesdropper rob!!!
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    Re: Re: Packet sniffers

    You need to be on the same LAN for it to work and not using a network switch.

    BTW - Apparently is you use a cable modem other cable modem users (in the same area) can capture all your stuff using this method!
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    aaaah, im safe then!!

    tis mad what stuff you learn about net connections and LAN setups.
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    is it legal for your work to use them? *slightly worried* :p
  8. Rob

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    Yip, if they tell you they do.
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    It's key loggers you should be worried about.


    http://www.iopus.com/starr.htm - read that and be paranoid!
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    oh dear...:p
    big bro is watching....
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    Re: Re: Re: Packet sniffers

    Im on a cable modem... how do i do this. V.interested! :D:D:D:D
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    as a matter of course I'd assume that any data traffic that you generate across the www*, i.e. msn convos, internet email, sites you hit, downloads from kazaa/winmx are potentially traceable and trackable by evil ppl like the governenment, law enforcement agencies, intelligence agencies and Rob :p

    also if you're on the web and someone gets your IP address (v easy to do) its v easy for someone to have a quick peek at your computer and see what files you have or what you're doing at the time.

    I'm not paranoid, I really think they're out to get us :confused:


    anyone recommend good firewall thing??


    * same goes for phone calls and txts


    be very sacred!
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    how do u get somones IP when there online???
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    Start an msn convo with them, and then open up a command prompt


    type "route print"


    This will show you their IP.


    hehehehe ;)
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