From: Ryan Russell (ryan@securityfocus.com)
Date: Mon May 06 2002 - 14:24:57 EDT
On Mon, 6 May 2002, kumar mahadevan wrote:
> If I am on a Switched network and I change my MAC
> address on my RH 7 box to the victim's (using
> IFCONFIG). Now, how do I capture say for e.g Telnet
> sessions between the victim and a server running
> telnet service.
If you change your MAC address to be that of the victim (the box in the
same broadcast domain as your attacking machine) then you will be fighting
the victim for control of the MAC address in the switch. The switch will
alternately think that that MAC address is in one port, then another, as
frames come in with that as a source address. In general, you'll just
make the victim unable to communicate, and yuo won't be able to monitor
most of the traffic.
>
> I don't want to ARP cache poison nor MAC flood the
> switch.
Then your best bet is to poison the ARP cache on the victim, to make it
think you're the other box, or the router. Configure your box to forward
the packets so you don't break the communications.
Ryan
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