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Windows ARP Spoofer
The WinArpSpoof program is a strong Windows-based ARP spoofer program with GUI based on the CBuildPacket class.
1.1 What is ARP spoofing?
ARP spoofing, also called ARP Cache poisoning is one of the hacking methods to spoof the contents of an ARP table on a remote computer on the LAN. Two addresses are needed for one computer to connect to other computer on an IP/Ether network. One address is the MAC address; the other is the IP address. A MAC address is used on a local area network before packets go out of the gateway; an IP address is used to surf the Internet through a gateway. There is a protocol that asks, "who has this MAC address" and answers the question; that is called ARP (Address Resolution Protocol). What the ARP asks the target address for sending is called the ARP Request or ARP who has, and the ARP that responds to the request is called the ARP Request or ARP who has. Although wrong information is inserted into ARP, the computer believes that the information of the ARP is valid and saves the information in own ARP table for a while. This is ARP spoofing.
1.3 CBuildPacket Class
CBuildPacket is a class that builds a WinArpSpoofer program. Its general purpose is to easily build a cooked packet throwing into the network. It is hard to understand and use existing libnet libraries and so forth in MS Visual.NET, so Gordon Ahn have newly designed this class.
The current version of the CBuildPacket class provides some methods for building and sending an ARP to the network. The future version of this class will provide many various types of network packets for building TCP, IP, icmp, and the like.
WinArpSpoofer has been built based on the current CBuildPacket class. It could pull and collect all packets without users' recognition. The current version, 0.1, has been built for spoofing ARP tables and actually forwarding packets, so we didn't consider a neat and convenient user interface. For the future, when upgrading, that point will be improved.
1.4 Features of WinArpSpoofer
Functions and features of the WinArpSpoofer:
* Pull and collect all the packets on the LAN.
* Show the active hosts on the LAN within a very short time (~1-2 seconds)
* While spoofing ARP tables, it can act as another gateway (or ip-forwarder) without other users' recognition on the LAN.
* Collect and forward packets by selecting inbound, outbound, and both to be sent to the Internet.
* An ARP table is recovered automatically in a little time (about 30 seconds). But, this program can keep spoofing continuously with periodic time.
* Although one or more network interface cards are installed on a computer, this program can scan and spoof by selecting one of NICs.
Because most functions are processed through threads, this program is faster than you think. Spoofing itself doesn't allocate much CPU time. So, if there are many active hosts on the LAN, the problem related to CPU time will be different.
Obtaining the Tool:
The source code for the CBuildPacket class can be found at: http://www.nextsecur...BuildPacket.zip
The tool binaries can be downloaded from: http://www.nextsecur...WinArpSpoof.zip
Additional Information:
The information has been provided by Gordon Ahn.
The tool's web page is located at: http://www.nextsecur...WinARPSpoof.htm
The WinArpSpoof program is a strong Windows-based ARP spoofer program with GUI based on the CBuildPacket class.
1.1 What is ARP spoofing?
ARP spoofing, also called ARP Cache poisoning is one of the hacking methods to spoof the contents of an ARP table on a remote computer on the LAN. Two addresses are needed for one computer to connect to other computer on an IP/Ether network. One address is the MAC address; the other is the IP address. A MAC address is used on a local area network before packets go out of the gateway; an IP address is used to surf the Internet through a gateway. There is a protocol that asks, "who has this MAC address" and answers the question; that is called ARP (Address Resolution Protocol). What the ARP asks the target address for sending is called the ARP Request or ARP who has, and the ARP that responds to the request is called the ARP Request or ARP who has. Although wrong information is inserted into ARP, the computer believes that the information of the ARP is valid and saves the information in own ARP table for a while. This is ARP spoofing.
1.3 CBuildPacket Class
CBuildPacket is a class that builds a WinArpSpoofer program. Its general purpose is to easily build a cooked packet throwing into the network. It is hard to understand and use existing libnet libraries and so forth in MS Visual.NET, so Gordon Ahn have newly designed this class.
The current version of the CBuildPacket class provides some methods for building and sending an ARP to the network. The future version of this class will provide many various types of network packets for building TCP, IP, icmp, and the like.
WinArpSpoofer has been built based on the current CBuildPacket class. It could pull and collect all packets without users' recognition. The current version, 0.1, has been built for spoofing ARP tables and actually forwarding packets, so we didn't consider a neat and convenient user interface. For the future, when upgrading, that point will be improved.
1.4 Features of WinArpSpoofer
Functions and features of the WinArpSpoofer:
* Pull and collect all the packets on the LAN.
* Show the active hosts on the LAN within a very short time (~1-2 seconds)
* While spoofing ARP tables, it can act as another gateway (or ip-forwarder) without other users' recognition on the LAN.
* Collect and forward packets by selecting inbound, outbound, and both to be sent to the Internet.
* An ARP table is recovered automatically in a little time (about 30 seconds). But, this program can keep spoofing continuously with periodic time.
* Although one or more network interface cards are installed on a computer, this program can scan and spoof by selecting one of NICs.
Because most functions are processed through threads, this program is faster than you think. Spoofing itself doesn't allocate much CPU time. So, if there are many active hosts on the LAN, the problem related to CPU time will be different.
Obtaining the Tool:
The source code for the CBuildPacket class can be found at: http://www.nextsecur...BuildPacket.zip
The tool binaries can be downloaded from: http://www.nextsecur...WinArpSpoof.zip
Additional Information:
The information has been provided by Gordon Ahn.
The tool's web page is located at: http://www.nextsecur...WinARPSpoof.htm
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