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Sarvesh Vishwakarma
Nov 08, 2017
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Cain & Abel

Open Cain & Abel  or http://www.oxid.it/cain.html . Click on Sniffer  to Sniff the network and start APR  too. Go to Traceroute tab and enter target ip or domain name to trace the route.   Click on  hash calculator to calculate hash.

Colasoft Packet Builder

Open Colasoft Packet Builder or http://www.colasoft.com/packet_builder/ And Click on Add Packet Left panel shows the packets information and right panel shows the total no packet. Right Click on the packet and select Send Selected Packets. Check the Loop Sending and click on ‘Select’ to choose Adapter and then Click on start to send packets. select interface. In Wireshark we can see the packets moving from source to it’s destination. SMAC Open SMAC tool and select MAC List.   Select Load List from Sample_MAC_Address_List.txt file and click ok. And the list of  MAC address will be displayed and select one mac address. Or Click on Random to generate the fake MAC address randomly. Click on  to update the MAC Address. Unchecke Checkbox to see Inactive Network Adapter.

Sniff – O – Matic

Open sniff-o-mate tool and click on  to scan entire network. We can save the scanned record Click on   to view the result in pie chart based on the protocol used. Click on Add to add the filter Click on OK and re-scan the network.  

OmniPeek

Open omnipeek tool or https://www.savvius.com/free-30-day-software-trials/ to analyse network’s activity. Click on File --> New Capture Select Local Area Network Adapter and click OK. And capture tab will create automatically, and the packet will be captured and we can see them in better GUI Form. We can analyse different parameters given in the Dashboard of the tool. Log Filters Hierarchy Flat Applications peer map Graphics Select IP --> Node Details Details of IP address We can also know protocol used by the ip address.   We can filter the packet by inserting some new rule. Click on new capture and click on start scanning

Wireshark

Open HTTP Website and login using any random id. Open Wire-shark or https://www.wireshark.org/download.html . Select Interface Start Scanning for Local Area Network Interface to capture packet. Filter HTTP Packet and look for GET and POST method. Find Line-Based Text Data in GET and POST Packet of HTTP. We can See User Id and Password in plain text.  

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