agamemnon
Sep 21 2003, 02:11 PM
Websnurf will not only sniff for HTTP traffic on your local LAN but also has the ability to folllow the target's activity by mirroring which sites he himself visits on your own copy of IE.
Note: The program is Windows based, and requires
Winpcap to run.
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C:\snurf>websnurf.exe
WebSnurf version 0.0.3 - a web-surfer pursuer
Author: Roberto Larcher - webteca.port5.com
Initializing. Please wait...
Usage: WebSnurf [options] <adapter_number> <target_ip>
Options:
-l : list possible device numbers (do not use # in <adapter_number>)
-q : quiet mode (no snurf)
-v : verbose mode (trace ignored URL)
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(N.B, you need to run "websnurf -l" to find your adaptor number first)
Also, in place of <target_ip> you can specify "all" to snurf all traffic - But be warned, if you are 'snurfing' all traffic with the "all" option enabled, you will in effect snurf yourself, and the program will run round in circles.
(This is for educational purposes only. I do not in anyway endorse the sniffing of network traffic. Reading other people's ethernet traffic may be an infringement on the Data Protection Act for which you may be prosecuted. Use at your own risk.)
EDIT: By the way, this program will not sniff through switched networks. You'll need to ARP poison the target before being able to get this working. I've attatched WinARP_sk.exe below.
