ArpSpyX 1.1 review

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ArpSpyX is an ARP packet sniffer that displays a list of IP and MAC addresses found by analyzing ARP traffic on your network

License:	GPL (GNU General Public License)
File size:	200K
Developer:	Allen Porter

ArpSpyX is an ARP packet sniffer that displays a list of IP and MAC addresses found by analyzing ARP traffic on your network. Arp packets are an indicator of what machines are active on your network. ArpSpyX will passively sniff your network for ARP packets and display the IP and MAC address of the machine that generated the packet.

Yoy can use this program at:
Easily gather MAC Addresses of network machines remotely
Quickly identify new clients on your wireless network
Identify ARP Poisoning attacks by tracking multiple MAC Addresses for a single IP Address
Create a text file containing all IP addresses on your network

ArpSpyX supports two methods of scanning. The first method is a passive mode which will only listen for traffic without sending any packets. The second method is Active and will send out arp who-has requests for every IP address on your subnet. The passive method can be used for stealth analysis or for looking for ARP poisioning attacks while the active method is better for system administrators looking to gather details about their networks.

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Arp packets are an indicator of what machines are active on your network. ArpSpyX will passively sniff your network for ARP packets and display the IP and MAC address of the machine that generated the packet.

Possible uses of ArpSpyX include:

Easily gather MAC Addresses of network machines remotely
Quickly identify new clients on your wireless network
Identify ARP Poisoning attacks by tracking multiple MAC Addresses for a single IP Address
Create a text file containing all IP addresses on your network

ArpSpyX supports two methods of scanning. The first method is a passive mode which will only listen for traffic without sending any packets. The second method is Active and will send out arp who-has requests for every IP address on your subnet. The passive method can be used for stealth analysis or for looking for ARP poisioning attacks while the active method is better for system administrators looking to gather details about their networks.

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