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From: Stefan.Laudat at allianztiriac.ro (Stefan.Laudat@...ianztiriac.ro)
Subject: Re: The ArpSucker is b0rn! Be yourself, be the net.
Usually lame kiddie posts like this shouldn't reach the list. Old school
ARP attacks are no longer a threat in a decently managed layer 2
network. I thought bugtraq is still moderated. Oh, Aleph1, where art thee
?
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Stefan Laudat
Networking & IT Security Manager
Allianz Tiriac SA Insurance
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Alpt <alpt@...aknet.org>
13.09.2004 23:05
To: primavera@...aknet.org
cc: hackmeeting@...zz.org, hackers@...e.org, ml@...urezza.org,
bugtraq@...urityfocus.com, full-disclosure@...ts.netsys.com,
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Subject: The ArpSucker is b0rn! Be yourself, be the net.
Freaknet Death C is pride to present ya:
}----------------- (The ArpSucker) ----------------{
Hi folks,
Did you ever dreamed to become the net, to be a big, bad, black, black,
black hole?
Yep! I did.
This code was made the "12 Sept 2004".
It started to dawn and I, Tomak and Nirvana, after eating some food,
started to rave.
Tomak downloaded fakeap.pl; But I also wanted to give my good amount of
death.
So I told: <<Why not fakeip?>>. Tomak: <<Yea, good idea, but why don't
you wake up all those sleeper with a sane System of a Down's song?>>
After a while,
I started to code TheArpSucker...
Then Elibus, Pallotron were my favourite guinea pigs for direct attacks.
The idea is simple: we add all the ip we want to become in the arp cache
of
all the machines. Yes, it's the normal arp poisoning, but we want to
become
the ENTIRE NETWORK!
The tests of the global arp cache smashing were successful, I became the
entire
10.0.0.x and 10.0.1.x network. All the packets went to me and, with the
ip_forward
activated, I resent them to the real destination.
Then when I tried to become all the 2^32-1 IPs, I realized that the
attacked machine
(elibus and pallotron, eheheh), were under a mortal DoS. The Elibus'
machine was
constantly at 100% of cpu until Elibus unplugged the eth0 cable, while the
Pallotron's
machine went in kernel panic!. Elibus uses an x86 arch with the linux
kernel, pallotron
uses An Apple I-book, with MacOsx.
Asbesto was giving his blessing to spread death in our bicazzo network,
and Elibus died
because he didn't want to share his gprs connection, AHHAHAHAHA.
- E l i B u S -
RIP.
He was a good guinea pig
(^_^)
That was an happy day!
So, here it is the code, Here I spread the src in the wired.
The ArpSucker is a patch to arping of iputils:
http://www.freaknet.org/alpt/src/p0f-TheArpSucker-iputils-ss020927.patch
You can get the right version of iputils here:
http://www.freaknet.org/alpt/src/iputils-ss020927.tar.gz
These are the .md5 files:
http://www.freaknet.org/alpt/src/p0f-TheArpSucker-iputils-ss020927.patch.md5
http://www.freaknet.org/alpt/src/iputils-ss020927.tar.gz.md5
Have Fun
Fuck to `cat /dev/urandom`
I love ya
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