full-disclosure - Sniffing ICQ traffic

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Message-ID: <1068483317.3fafc2f5864a5@webmail1.ufrgs.br>
From: ttsoares at orion.ufrgs.br (ttsoares@...on.ufrgs.br)
Subject: Sniffing ICQ traffic

Quoting Jeremiah Cornelius <jeremiah@....net>:

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> On Monday 10 November 2003 05:40, Marcos Machado wrote:
> > Does anybody know about any tool to sniff ICQ traffic?
> > 
> > I've been searching for a week without success. I am currently using the 
> > msgsnarf from dsniff package (2.3), but it works only with a limited 
> > version (2k) and the protocol has changed. Nowadays, it's quite useless.
> 
> Ethereal:
> http://www.ethereal.com/
> 
> Win32 Complete Installer:
> http://download.openxtra.com/epa/3_1_0/Network/Ethereal_XTRA.exe
> 
> "Because anything less, would be uncivilized."
> 
> Protocol reassembly - "ICQ"
> Tools - "Follow TCP Stream"

By the way... do you know a good text or some examples about how do write
filters to ethereal?  The syntax, variables, etc...

Thks.



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