Re: Netmeeting sniffing

["kalgecin () gmail com" <kalgecin () gmail com>]

not sure but you can try to use john the ripper with some appropriate
patch. it all depends what algorithm is being used.

On 3/22/09, Thomas Kane <takane2 () gmail com> wrote:
> So I'm wondering about the vulnerabilities of netmeeting remote
> desktop to a physical layer attack. I have a test set up at my home, I
> have one laptop connected to my westell dsl modem/router/switch via
> wifi. then I connected my desktop via ethernet. My idea for the attack
> was inserting a hub in there and grabbing the packets with another
> laptop in promiscuous mode. In addition I have grabbed the netmeeting
> certificates from the two computers involved. So I have the certs(one
> of which had a private key, the other claimed it didn't have one). I
> got the packets. I typed somethings because my main focus is
> retrieving typed passwords from the wire. So now how would I go about
> decrpyting the packets and what format are keystrokes in? I'd
> appreciate any help I could get!
>
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