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Old January 9th, 2007   #1
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Default Packet sniffers

I'd never used a packet sniffer before, so just out of curiosity, I installed WireShark from my package manager. It's a little hard to find what you're looking for, but it's really neat! You can see all the POST and GET information, so you can sniff out whatever someone sends online.

And don't worry, I'm not doing anything illegal My network's closed and I just toyed with it on my own packets on this PC.

Have any of you tried one of these things before? It's really cool!
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I can see it now, yuri indicted by a Federal GRand jury. lol

ON a serious note: Does it run on windows and if so where can I get it?



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yuri-future malware creator....



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ON a serious note: Does it run on windows and if so where can I get it?
It sure does. You can download it here. Just be careful what you use it for
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Packet sniffers are fun to play with but have no real purpose unless your a nosy Network Admin, a Hacker, or a jealous spouse.




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Yuri I see your future.

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My packets stink. phew!



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Packet sniffers are fun to play with but have no real purpose unless your a nosy Network Admin, a Hacker, or a jealous spouse.
Very true. And lucky for my neighbors, I'm not any of those things
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Working on using this thing I don't understand much of it..
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