A script that can monitor packets.
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A script that can monitor packets.
A sniffing attack involves the illegal extraction of unencrypted data by capturing network traffic through packet sniffers. In this tool, the user will be given 4 options such as raw, summary, target, and host. The user can select any option and they can start sniffing the network. The user has to just enter the name of the interface.
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