This tool will sniff for ARP packets in the interface and can possibly detect if there is an ongoing ARP spoofing attack. This tool is still in a beta stage.
This tool will sniff for ARP packets in the interface and can possibly detect if there is an ongoing ARP spoofing attack. This tool is still in a beta stage.
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Usage: ./arpsniffer -i <interface> [You can look for the available interfaces using -l/--lookup]
Usage: ./arpsniffer -i <interface> [You can look for the available interfaces using -l/--lookup]
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### How to compile?
1. You should have `libpcap` installed on your linux system. If you don't have, you can do it with the following command