leftybeaver
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Hey guys,
So I've been using Linux for a while and decided to do some Bash scripting. Myself and a friend of mine came up with a script that will scan a network (using nmap) and compile a nice neat list of vendor names, computer names, MAC addresses, IP addresses, and other juicy info.
So after that, I installed arpspoof and found out how to redirect packets back into the host machine (once the MAC address was found from the network scan) and cause the person's internet connection to infinitely redirect to itself. So I now know how to effectively block people's internet access, but now I'm trying to figure out a way to counter arpspoof.
Has anyone thought of a way (or some hidden setting? :O) that could beat this setup?
Thanks!
--Matt
So I've been using Linux for a while and decided to do some Bash scripting. Myself and a friend of mine came up with a script that will scan a network (using nmap) and compile a nice neat list of vendor names, computer names, MAC addresses, IP addresses, and other juicy info.
So after that, I installed arpspoof and found out how to redirect packets back into the host machine (once the MAC address was found from the network scan) and cause the person's internet connection to infinitely redirect to itself. So I now know how to effectively block people's internet access, but now I'm trying to figure out a way to counter arpspoof.
Has anyone thought of a way (or some hidden setting? :O) that could beat this setup?
Thanks!
--Matt