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A couple of days ago I showed you how to spy on other users on your LAN using arpspoof well this builds on that topic and puts you in the drivers seat. We’re going to use dnsspoof another tool in the dsniff suite. dnsspoof is a tool that allows you to pretend to be a users DNS server and basically reply to their DNS requests with whatever you like. For example if they try to go to www.netscape.com you could redirect to www.digg.com
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Have you ever needed to SSH into a firewalled computer where you don’t have control over the firewall? Well by creating a tunnel from your this protected machine to your machine at home you can punch a tiny SSH sized hole in that firewall.

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Sometimes it’s nice to know what kind of people you’re sharing a LAN with. This hack will allow you to sniff packets from other users on the Local Switched network. What we accomplish by ARP spoofing is tricking a host on the LAN into forwarding us packets that normally would only be sent to the gateway (or the machine or router thats going to send them off to the internet)

****Disclaimer****
This should only ever be done on a network that you run or otherwise have permission to monitor other users activities.

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I’ve done technical support for years now and most often have to get someone to be my remote eyes and hands. This can become exceedingly difficult when dealing with someone who’s less versed in the nuances of computer use than I’d like. One of the tools I’ve found that makes this a lot easier to deal with is remote desktop (or remote terminal services). This allows you to see the desktop of whomever you’re troubleshooting with. Now most of the time this involves setting up some sort of remote desktop server on the persons computer and you knowing what their IP address is (Very difficult if it’s dynamic). I know this almost sounds like more trouble. But there is a solution.

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Rogers Wireless recently released the service plans for the iPhone 3G on their network.

Their plans are as follows
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