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Re: switched n/w
From: Jacob Weeks <jaweeks () gmail com>
Date: Wed, 8 Dec 2004 06:28:40 -0700
An ARP spoofing attack would allow someone to view any network traffic they wanted on the network. A utility called ettercap will actually allow you to pull content out of a stream between 2 computers over a switched link. As for changing? using such a utility you would need to know the exact protocols and be able to script the alterations. Which type of systems are the users complaining about their info being changed? Could someone be running a tool like ettercap and getting passwords that let someone login as those users and change the information that way? On Wed, 08 Dec 2004 00:00:24 +0530, kaushal <kaushal () rocsys com> wrote:
Hi, Iam a bit new to network securities.We have a switched network and to my knowledge a hosts' data cannot be sniffed by other host by runnning tcpdump.But Iam receiving complaints from few users that their data is being changed/manipulated.Is this possible? How can I avoid this at the host level?Does this mean the server has been compromised?Any help or pointer in this aspect would be highly appreciated. thanks in advance. kaushal.
Current thread:
- RE: switched n/w, (continued)
- RE: switched n/w David Gillett (Dec 08)
- Re: switched n/w the.soylent (Dec 08)
- RE: switched n/w Rishi Pande (Dec 08)
- RE: switched n/w Chris Cirullo (Dec 09)
- Re: switched n/w Rino Mardo (Dec 08)
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- Re: switched n/w Gautam R. Singh (Dec 08)
- Re: switched n/w M. Shirk (Dec 09)
- Re: switched n/w Gautam R. Singh (Dec 08)
- Re: switched n/w Andreas Putzo (Dec 08)
- Re: switched n/w Alexander Klimov (Dec 08)
- Re: switched n/w Grim (Dec 08)
- Re: switched n/w Jacob Weeks (Dec 08)
- Re: switched n/w q q (Dec 09)
- Re: switched n/w easternerd (Dec 10)
- Re: switched n/w q q (Dec 09)
- Re: switched n/w xyberpix (Dec 09)
- RE: switched n/w Jeff Gercken (Dec 08)
- Re: switched n/w Ivan Coric (Dec 08)
- Re: switched n/w miguel . dilaj (Dec 08)
- Re: switched n/w kaushal (Dec 08)
- Re: switched n/w H Carvey (Dec 08)
- Re: switched n/w Russell Gregg (Dec 08)