Comments on: Howto hack the computers in your LAN http://www.worldofvishnu.com/tech/hack-the-computers-in-your-lan/ What occupies my time Wed, 10 Mar 2010 21:44:27 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.3 by: Dj Vishnu http://www.worldofvishnu.com/tech/hack-the-computers-in-your-lan/#comment-2813 Fri, 06 Feb 2009 07:17:01 +0000 http://www.worldofvishnu.com/tech/hack-the-computers-in-your-lan/#comment-2813 Hm, seems "echo 1" is run as root, while it's the ">" that needs it (write to file). Try running everything as root ("sudo -s" first) Hm, seems “echo 1″ is run as root, while it’s the “>” that needs it (write to file).

Try running everything as root (”sudo -s” first)

]]> by: hardly http://www.worldofvishnu.com/tech/hack-the-computers-in-your-lan/#comment-2812 Fri, 06 Feb 2009 06:15:20 +0000 http://www.worldofvishnu.com/tech/hack-the-computers-in-your-lan/#comment-2812 sudo echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward bash: /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward: Permission denied Any thoughts? sudo echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
bash: /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward: Permission denied

Any thoughts?

]]> by: WZeberaFFS http://www.worldofvishnu.com/tech/hack-the-computers-in-your-lan/#comment-2797 Wed, 10 Sep 2008 15:26:23 +0000 http://www.worldofvishnu.com/tech/hack-the-computers-in-your-lan/#comment-2797 Hi a hunt error i think... bt ~ # cd hunt-1.5 bt hunt-1.5 # ./hunt /* * hunt 1.5 * multipurpose connection intruder / sniffer for Linux * (c) 1998-2000 by kra */ bt hunt-1.5 # it dosen't start the Main Menu :( Hi a hunt error i think…

bt ~ # cd hunt-1.5
bt hunt-1.5 # ./hunt
/*
* hunt 1.5
* multipurpose connection intruder / sniffer for Linux
* (c) 1998-2000 by kra
*/
bt hunt-1.5 #

it dosen’t start the Main Menu :(

]]> by: border http://www.worldofvishnu.com/tech/hack-the-computers-in-your-lan/#comment-2401 Wed, 29 Aug 2007 02:56:22 +0000 http://www.worldofvishnu.com/tech/hack-the-computers-in-your-lan/#comment-2401 Hi: hunt had error msg "no connections are available " sh-2.05b# ./hunt /* * hunt 1.5 * multipurpose connection intruder / sniffer for Linux * (c) 1998-2000 by kra */ starting hunt --- Main Menu --- rcvpkt 0, free/alloc 63/64 ------ l/w/r) list/watch/reset connections u) host up tests a) arp/simple hijack (avoids ack storm if arp used) s) simple hijack d) daemons rst/arp/sniff/mac o) options x) exit ->l no connections are available --- Main Menu --- rcvpkt 1665, free/alloc 63/64 ------ l/w/r) list/watch/reset connections u) host up tests a) arp/simple hijack (avoids ack storm if arp used) s) simple hijack d) daemons rst/arp/sniff/mac o) options x) exit -> w no connections are available --- Main Menu --- rcvpkt 2447, free/alloc 63/64 ------ l/w/r) list/watch/reset connections u) host up tests a) arp/simple hijack (avoids ack storm if arp used) s) simple hijack d) daemons rst/arp/sniff/mac o) options x) exit -> Hi: hunt had error msg “no connections are available ”

sh-2.05b# ./hunt
/*
* hunt 1.5
* multipurpose connection intruder / sniffer for Linux
* (c) 1998-2000 by kra
*/
starting hunt
— Main Menu — rcvpkt 0, free/alloc 63/64 ——
l/w/r) list/watch/reset connections
u) host up tests
a) arp/simple hijack (avoids ack storm if arp used)
s) simple hijack
d) daemons rst/arp/sniff/mac
o) options
x) exit
->l
no connections are available
— Main Menu — rcvpkt 1665, free/alloc 63/64 ——
l/w/r) list/watch/reset connections
u) host up tests
a) arp/simple hijack (avoids ack storm if arp used)
s) simple hijack
d) daemons rst/arp/sniff/mac
o) options
x) exit
-> w
no connections are available
— Main Menu — rcvpkt 2447, free/alloc 63/64 ——
l/w/r) list/watch/reset connections
u) host up tests
a) arp/simple hijack (avoids ack storm if arp used)
s) simple hijack
d) daemons rst/arp/sniff/mac
o) options
x) exit
->

]]> by: border http://www.worldofvishnu.com/tech/hack-the-computers-in-your-lan/#comment-2382 Tue, 28 Aug 2007 18:28:08 +0000 http://www.worldofvishnu.com/tech/hack-the-computers-in-your-lan/#comment-2382 Hi: I can't get hunt to work, it wont' find any active connections for some reason. "ifconfig eth0 promisc" or "ifconfig eth0 -promisc" is had the same error msg. The msg is error "no connections are available". root@ubuntu:/home/border/tools/hunt-1.5# ./hunt /* * hunt 1.5 * multipurpose connection intruder / sniffer for Linux * (c) 1998-2000 by kra */ starting hunt --- Main Menu --- rcvpkt 0, free/alloc 64/64 ------ l/w/r) list/watch/reset connections u) host up tests a) arp/simple hijack (avoids ack storm if arp used) s) simple hijack d) daemons rst/arp/sniff/mac o) options x) exit -> l no connections are available --- Main Menu --- rcvpkt 0, free/alloc 63/64 ------ l/w/r) list/watch/reset connections u) host up tests a) arp/simple hijack (avoids ack storm if arp used) s) simple hijack d) daemons rst/arp/sniff/mac o) options x) exit -> w no connections are available --- Main Menu --- rcvpkt 0, free/alloc 63/64 ------ l/w/r) list/watch/reset connections u) host up tests a) arp/simple hijack (avoids ack storm if arp used) s) simple hijack d) daemons rst/arp/sniff/mac o) options x) exit -> r no connections are available --- Main Menu --- rcvpkt 0, free/alloc 63/64 ------ l/w/r) list/watch/reset connections u) host up tests a) arp/simple hijack (avoids ack storm if arp used) s) simple hijack d) daemons rst/arp/sniff/mac o) options x) exit -> thanks - border Hi: I can’t get hunt to work, it wont’ find any active connections for some reason.

“ifconfig eth0 promisc” or “ifconfig eth0 -promisc” is had the same error msg.

The msg is error “no connections are available”.

root@ubuntu:/home/border/tools/hunt-1.5# ./hunt
/*
* hunt 1.5
* multipurpose connection intruder / sniffer for Linux
* (c) 1998-2000 by kra
*/
starting hunt
— Main Menu — rcvpkt 0, free/alloc 64/64 ——
l/w/r) list/watch/reset connections
u) host up tests
a) arp/simple hijack (avoids ack storm if arp used)
s) simple hijack
d) daemons rst/arp/sniff/mac
o) options
x) exit
-> l
no connections are available
— Main Menu — rcvpkt 0, free/alloc 63/64 ——
l/w/r) list/watch/reset connections
u) host up tests
a) arp/simple hijack (avoids ack storm if arp used)
s) simple hijack
d) daemons rst/arp/sniff/mac
o) options
x) exit
-> w
no connections are available
— Main Menu — rcvpkt 0, free/alloc 63/64 ——
l/w/r) list/watch/reset connections
u) host up tests
a) arp/simple hijack (avoids ack storm if arp used)
s) simple hijack
d) daemons rst/arp/sniff/mac
o) options
x) exit
-> r
no connections are available
— Main Menu — rcvpkt 0, free/alloc 63/64 ——
l/w/r) list/watch/reset connections
u) host up tests
a) arp/simple hijack (avoids ack storm if arp used)
s) simple hijack
d) daemons rst/arp/sniff/mac
o) options
x) exit
->

thanks
- border

]]> by: Dj Vishnu http://www.worldofvishnu.com/tech/hack-the-computers-in-your-lan/#comment-426 Fri, 04 May 2007 09:33:12 +0000 http://www.worldofvishnu.com/tech/hack-the-computers-in-your-lan/#comment-426 Yes, this is intended for linux users, but there are tools for windows as well, you should check out "Cain & Abel" - not sure if its correctly spelled. It can perform the MITM attack for you (Man In The Middle). About the upside-down part - that'll be a bit more difficult. I have absolutely no knowledge of windows proxys and gateway software, so i guess you're on your own there. Please comment here if you find anything. But, do check out the program i mentioned, it can launch many cool attacks for you, totally automated! Yes, this is intended for linux users, but there are tools for windows as well, you should check out “Cain & Abel” - not sure if its correctly spelled. It can perform the MITM attack for you (Man In The Middle). About the upside-down part - that’ll be a bit more difficult. I have absolutely no knowledge of windows proxys and gateway software, so i guess you’re on your own there. Please comment here if you find anything.

But, do check out the program i mentioned, it can launch many cool attacks for you, totally automated!

]]> by: lujacome http://www.worldofvishnu.com/tech/hack-the-computers-in-your-lan/#comment-425 Fri, 04 May 2007 06:21:32 +0000 http://www.worldofvishnu.com/tech/hack-the-computers-in-your-lan/#comment-425 Hi! I just wanna know if all of this is programmed in Linux or if I can use Windows as well Hi! I just wanna know if all of this is programmed in Linux or if I can use Windows as well

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