WinDump − A Windows port of the popular Linux packet sniffer tcpdump, which is a command-line tool that is perfect for displaying header information. It provides the ability to intercept and observe TCP/IP and other packets during transmission over the network. Tcpdump − It is a well-known command-line packet analyzer. It offers a tremendous number of features designed to assist in the dissection and analysis of traffic. Wireshark − It is one of the most widely known and used packet sniffers.
It supports active and passive dissection of many protocols and includes many features for network and host analysis. It features sniffing of live connections, content filtering on the fly and many other interesting tricks. We have listed here some of the interesting ones −īetterCAP − BetterCAP is a powerful, flexible and portable tool created to perform various types of MITM attacks against a network, manipulate HTTP, HTTPS and TCP traffic in real-time, sniff for credentials, and much more.Įttercap − Ettercap is a comprehensive suite for man-in-the-middle attacks. Sniffing tools are extremely common applications.
Don’t forget to replace the interface name wlp2s0 with yours.There are so many tools available to perform sniffing over a network, and they all have their own features to help a hacker analyze traffic and dissect the information. Lets create a new interface called mon0, delete the existing interface and finally bring up the new interface up. Create new wireless interface in monitor mode Please note down your wifi interface name using ip link command. You could restore your original wireless interface back using the commands mention here. So I thought of deleting it and creating a new interface for monitoring purpose. Setup new wireless interface in monitor modeĮven though, it’s possible to use the existing wireless interface (in my case it is wlp2s0), the Ubuntu system reverting the interface back from monitor mode to managed mode. It’s an Ubuntu based system customized for most networking related tasks. Note that for Raspberry Pi devices, you might need to install Kali Linux.
If you don’t get any output, either your wifi chipset or the wifi driver doesn’t support monitoring wifi. Iw list | grep -i "supported interface modes" -A 20 | grep "* monitor"
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