Re: network sniffer

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Am Di, den 08.06.2004 schrieb Chadley Wilson um 16:41:

> I have banned the use of rlogin and telnet and the other insecure tools
> and need to be able to catch employees using them.
> As we have had a few crakers on our network previously.

Just deactivate the services.

> My training instructor showed me a tool that ran in terminal with a blue
> background that actually listed all active connections on the network
> (intranet in my case) he selected one and showed us how the text was
> transferred unencrypted, but I can for the life of me remeber what it is
> called.
> Any ideas.

iptraf

Alexander


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