> My Linux box is connected to a network running IPX and TCP/IP. I'm looking
> for a utility that listens to a network interface and that grabs IPX
> Packages. What I want to do, is to get some passwords when somebody logs
> into the Novell Server. I believe that my network interface is able to grab
> all Ethernet-frames because we don't use a switching Hub. Can you give me
> some piece of advice ?
The ipx tools package has an ipxdump and ipxparse program to enable you
to watch ipx traffic. tcpdump will also dump everything if you use the
ethernet address instead of the IP eg:
tcpdump ether 00:a0:00:00:00:00
or ipxdump 00:a0:00:00:00:00 | ipxparse
Quote:> Does somebody know something about security flaws in Novell Netware ?
I don't know about too many flaws. I _DO_ know that the passwords in
novell servers are transmitted encrypted by default. You can find out
about this by looking at the source code for the mars dos utils
(look around the lsm catalogue: mars_dos or something)
The novell stuff is pretty secure. Certainly more so than the default IP
stuff.
Quote:> I'm sorry if this is the wrong newsgroup to ask about this, but I haven't
> found the right one.
You probably really wanted alt.2600 or alt.I.want.to.hack or something.
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