full-disclosure - Network Sniffing

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From: lists at venom600.org (Ben Nelson)
Subject: Network Sniffing

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Take a look at:
http://www.insecure.org/tools.html

I've used almost all of the tools on that list at one time or another. A
list of my favorites (sniffer-type tools) would include:

ntop -- great at getting a good overall picture (top-talkers, etc)
ethereal -- good protocol analysis, reads pcap (tcpdump) output natively
snort -- for all your IDS needs
dsniff -- for monitoring traffic and capturing passwords when necessary
tcpdump -- I use this most often.  Great for quick, down-n-dirty sniffs.

- --Ben

Crehan, Joe (EM, ITS, Contractor) wrote:
| Gentleman,
|
| I have been having all kinds of quirky network problems at one of my
| facilities.  I always used SnifferPro to identify ?top talkers? and
| babbling machines.
|
| Now that I work for ?The Hive? I am no longer allowed to purchase
| licenses for such wonderful products.
|
| So the question is more of a poll of what the ?best of the best? use for
| there networks.
|
| M$ and *NIX  cheap and free.
|
|
| ***Joe Crehan*
|
| Customer Engineer
|
| GE Infrastructure Deskside Support Team
|
| GE Information Technology solutions, Inc.
|
| T 508-698-7567
|
| F 508-698-6940
|
| E ___joe.crehan@...com_ <mailto:joe.crehan@...com>
|
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