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intercept
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========
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Running just intercept.py without -ip argument will arp scan the network and give you a choice of targets then just arp spoof the target
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Running just intercept.py without -ip argument will arp scan the network and give you a choice of targets although I'd recommend using my wifi-monitor.py script instead since it shows data usage allowing you to pick the most active target.
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Example:
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./intercept.py -s -u -p -ip 192.168.0.10
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Example usage:
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./intercept.py -u -p -w -ip 192.168.0.10
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Would print URLs visited, username/passwords entered, POSTs made, and all searches they make
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Prints URLs visited (-u), username/passwords for FTP/IMAP/POP/IRC/HTTP, POSTs made, all searches they make (all that is -p), writes the output to the running directory in intercept.log.txt, and spoofs the target IP (-ip).
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For all options:
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./intercept.py -h
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All options:
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./intercept.py -h
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