From: Mikael Kuisma (kuisma@ping.se)
Date: Sat Oct 29 2005 - 16:08:38 EDT
Actually, you inject false ARP entries into the two end systems
communication
through the switch, redirecting the IP packages, so the end systems
sends them
to you instead of each other. You can then "sniff" them, and re-send them to
the intended recipient.
Mikael Kuisma, Ping Research, www.ping.se
Andy Meyers wrote:
>
>Now i know people say you "cant" sniff on a switch and I know about ARP
>poisoning and MAC flooding. But there has to be another way. I have heard
>too many stories about "he sniffed my AIM conversation on a Cisco switch"
>(an example is in the most recent version of 2600). Does anyone know of any
>technique how to do this? Can you ARP poison a switch?
>
>Ashes
>
>
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