aioarp
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Installation
pip install aioarp
Documentation
Arp spoofing
Using this command, you can disable internet access for any device on your local network.
$ aioarp disable 192.168.0.81 192.168.0.1 enp0s3 --seconds 10
or
$ aioarp spoof 192.168.0.81 192.168.0.1 11:11:11:11:11:11 enp0s3 --seconds 10
spoof can be used to specify the fake mac address.
Where...
192.168.0.81is a target IP address for which we are blocking internet access.192.168.0.1is a gateway for our target IP address.enp0s3is an optional interface used to send ARP requests. if not specified, the default interface is used.secondsis an option that specifies how long we want to disable internet access for the target IP address.
How to send ARP requests
Sync
import aioarp
response = aioarp.request('10.0.2.2', 'enp0s3')
print(response.sender_mac)
# ee:xx:aa:mm:pp:le mac address
Async [trio or asyncio]
import trio
import aioarp
response = trio.run(aioarp.arequest, '10.0.2.2', 'enp0s3')
import asyncio
import aioarp
response = asyncio.run(aioarp.arequest('10.0.2.2', 'enp0s3'))
Or without specifying an interface parameter
response = aioarp.request('10.0.2.2')
License
aioarp is distributed under the terms of the MIT license.
Changelog
0.0.11 (4/7/2023)
- Use
getmacpackage for mac address detecting. - Add
send,disableandspoofcommands for the CLI. (#33) - Make the
interfaceargument for thebuild_arp_packetfunction optional. (#32)
0.0.10 (1/7/2023)
- Add
Packetbase class. (#28) - Change
ProtocoltoProtocolType. (#30) - Validate
sender_ipof the ARP response packet.
0.0.9 (27/6/2023)
- Make
interfaceargument optional. (#23) - Move
Streamcreation fromrequesttosync_send_arp. (#24)
0.0.8 (21/6/2023)
- Add
wait_responseargument tosync_send_arpandasync_send_arp. (#13)
0.0.7 (16/6/2023)
- Add basic API documentation. (#7)
0.0.5 (12/6/2023)
- Add simple cli.
0.0.3 (5/6/2023)
- Add
sockargument torequestandarequestfunctions. - Add
timeoutargument torequestandarequestfunctions. - Add
MockSocketclass for better unit testing. - Change signature of
sync_send_arpandasync_send_arpfunctions, now they accept thestreamargument.
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