PasswordsSniffer 0.0.2

This module sniff username and password of unprotected protocols.

PasswordsSniffer

Description

This module sniff username and password of unprotected protocols.

Requirements

This package require:

• python3
• python3 Standard Library
• Scapy

Installation

pip install PasswordsSniffer

Usages

Command line

PasswordsSniffer
python3 -m PasswordsSniffer
python3 PasswordsSniffer.pyz

PasswordsSniffer test                        # test all available class
PasswordsSniffer -i "localhost"              # change iface
PasswordsSniffer --iface "localhost"         # change iface
PasswordsSniffer -P 2323                     # Add analysis on server response on port 2323
PasswordsSniffer --add-response-ports 2323   # Add analysis on server response on port 2323
PasswordsSniffer -p 8080                     # Add analysis on client request on port 8080
PasswordsSniffer --add-request-ports 8080    # Add analysis on client request on port 8080
PasswordsSniffer --add-string "Password: "   # Detect a packet if "Password: " is in TCP Raw content 
PasswordsSniffer -s "Password: "             # Detect a packet if "Password: " is in TCP Raw content
PasswordsSniffer -l 20                       # Change log level
PasswordsSniffer --log-level 20              # Change log level

Python script

from PasswordsSniffer import *
sniffer = SnifferAll()
sniffer.start()

import PasswordsSniffer
from scapy.all import TCP

class CustomSniffer(PasswordsSniffer.SnifferTelnet):

    def __init__(self):
        super().__init__()

        self.ports = [2323]
        self.protocol = TCP
        self.strings = [b'Password: ']
        self.regexs = [r'\w:\s?$'.encode()]
        self.request_detection_ports = self.ports
        self.response_detection_ports = self.ports

sniffer = CustomSniffer()
sniffer.start()

Links

• Pypi
• Github
• Documentation
• Python executable

License

Licensed under the GPL, version 3.