One thing that's unclear in the video is that specifying (e.g.) "ip" to only capture IP packets is not an argument to "-n". "tcpdump [...] ip" will capture only IP packets AND resolve hostnames.
ngrep works for network stuff too. Used it quite a few times to sniff passwords for a http site on a job. just a shorter way of doing the same thing :)
How long does it normally take for the process to stop on it's own. I saw the timeskip when you tried to sniff out your own password. Is it always about 10 minutes? Also, if you CTRL+C before that time, does the egrep not work?
Such a good tutorial. Quick and spot on.
It Hak Tip Shannon!
One thing that's unclear in the video is that specifying (e.g.) "ip" to only capture IP packets is not an argument to "-n". "tcpdump [...] ip" will capture only IP packets AND resolve hostnames.
ngrep works for network stuff too. Used it quite a few times to sniff passwords for a http site on a job. just a shorter way of doing the same thing :)
How long does it normally take for the process to stop on it's own. I saw the timeskip when you tried to sniff out your own password. Is it always about 10 minutes? Also, if you CTRL+C before that time, does the egrep not work?
@HakTip It would be amazing if you could do a similar 1-2 part tutorial on the Responder Module using the graphical user interface on Tetra/Nano
The HakTip logo on the monitor looks kind of orange. It could very well just be me, but it still looks different to the intro video colors.
:) sharon good work!
+Mikhail alejandre Who's Sharon?
+R.A.F. dude autocorrect ups
+Mikhail alejandre fair enough
They need some salt. LOooooooooooooool