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I recall seeing a tool somewhere that allowed someone to view the webpage content as they sniffed it. Is anyone familiar with one that works for Linux :-) or even Windows :-(
To clarify, the software would allow me to see the webpage they're browsing as they do it.
I'll check it out, hopefully it supports it. While googling, dsniff popped up all over the place, but I didn't detect any specific reference to this capability.
I've setup Kismet and of course, Ethereal. This would be a nice addon.
- Thanks
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General Features.
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Besides arpredirect, the dsniff distribution comes with its marquee tool: dsniff. The tool is a remarkable password sniffer and collects just about every cleartext and poorly encrypted password. These include all the usual suspects, plus NNTP (Network News Transfer Protocol), IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol), LDAP, RIP (Routing Information Protocol), OSPF (Open Shortest Path First), NFS (Network File System), YP (Yellow Pages), Socks, X11, CVS (concurrent versions system), IRC, AIM (AOL instant messaging), ICQ, Napster, PostgreSQL, Meeting Maker, Citrix Independent Computing Architecture, Symantec pcAnywhere, NAI Sniffer, Microsoft Server Message Block, and Oracle SQLNet authorization information.
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And here's the answer!!!
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Mailsnarf is another tool for grabbing network data, but this utility reassembles and displays e-mail traffic in a legible manner, thus enabling you to read other users' e-mail in real time. And finally, Webspy is a great utility for watching what your users are doing on the network; it will refresh your browser with the Web pages being viewed on anyone's system.
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