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Wireless Security
arp cache poisoning on a wifi network Jul 16 2008 10:51PM Robin Wood (dninja gmail com) (4 replies) Re: arp cache poisoning on a wifi network Jul 17 2008 12:11PM Elton Ramos Carvalho (elton locknet com br) (1 replies) Re: arp cache poisoning on a wifi network Jul 17 2008 01:34PM Cedric Blancher (blancher cartel-securite fr) (1 replies) Re: arp cache poisoning on a wifi network Jul 17 2008 05:32AM Cedric Blancher (blancher cartel-securite fr) RE: arp cache poisoning on a wifi network Jul 16 2008 06:08AM Sergio Castro (sergio castro unicin net) |
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Definitely arspoof works. Can you check the network mask on the three systems?
You can use other tools, like Cain, ettercap, or arpplet, just to name a few.
Cheers,
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Raul Siles
www.raulsiles.com
On Thu, Jul 17, 2008 at 12:51 AM, Robin Wood <dninja (at) gmail (dot) com [email concealed]> wrote:
> Hi
> I'm trying to get arp cache poisoning working on my wireless network.
> The setup is an AP with IP 192.168.0.100, a client with IP .55 and an
> attacker with IP .56. All devices can ping each other and looking at
> the arp table shows that they all know the MAC addresses of the
> others.
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> I'm trying to use arpspoof to do ARP spoofing against the AP.
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> On the attacker machine I've used the command:
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> arpspoof -i ath0 -t 192.168.0.55 192.168.0.100
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> but get the response
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> "arpspoof: couldn't arp for the host 192.168.0.55"
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> If I try the attack the other way so targetting the AP it still fails.
>
> Looking at the FAQ on monkey.org it says that this error is because
> the machines must be on the same subnet but they are in this
> situation, aren't they?
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> If not, what is the best way to poison a wireless network?
>
> Robin
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