odius
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Post by odius on Oct 16, 2016 17:23:45 GMT
After arp cage / poisonong from Android targeting a win7 laptop, then win7 is unable to receive packets from router. .. no Internet 3 days later... no dhcp packets... cmd> arp -d & cmd> route -f
Doesn't fix it.. the old bad arp comes back when trying to connect.
Any way to fix arp table after attack is over ?
Am going bored without internet, Thanks.
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Post by Admin on Oct 16, 2016 18:39:04 GMT
After attack is over any target, especially windows, restores it's arp table after less than a minute.
For manual reset the right command is: 'arp -d *' from admin cmd.
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Post by odius on Oct 19, 2016 23:15:16 GMT
Okay so what about chromecast broadcasting a old static route and then the router captures this and static routes don't just expire like dynamic routes would...
Can you tell me exactly which static routes were broadcasted, and what mac to overwrite them with .. or how to set a static route to null because old ip keeps coming back pointin at invalid mac address.
Still can't get a reply from the router.
Thanks.
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Post by Admin on Oct 20, 2016 4:37:45 GMT
i dont understand your problem, your description is undetailed.
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Post by odius on Oct 20, 2016 18:50:13 GMT
Ok well arp cage isn't detailed about what routes it's sending.... if the router is told a new static route then it won't know to connect to a machine when attack is over .. seems like router has old static arp route from before and may be expired or not sure if router will expire a static route. . But other devices also seem to update the arp with old bad routes..
3 cellphones, chromecast, smart tv and laptops all repeat old route so it's still conflicting routes to Mac address and bad ip address 5 days later.
If have details of routes being broadcast originally then maybe easier to determine which need to be overwritten or something because if one windows machine deletes the route, it'll come back automatically from being static in router?
I think even the TV box can conflict because it's through Internet now.
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Post by Admin on Oct 20, 2016 19:47:32 GMT
Words words words and no single IP or MAC address. ARP Cage has nothing to do with the router itself, it just sends to the target IP fake mac address of the router (00:11:22:33:44:55) so the target loose connection with router, that's it. As i said, regular windows pc will restore the mac very soon. In case it somehow set as static at your OS (due to some weird soft installed) remove it with arp -d * or there is another variant of using netsh to operate with arp records.
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Post by odius on Oct 23, 2016 4:47:56 GMT
Okay cuz I was lucky to find the new version 2 for android on the day of release so happy to test and bug test.
Can even help with ongoing research.
Maybe packet capture to better analysis of arp and the recycling of old routes in a network. Etc.
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Post by odis on May 18, 2017 7:32:14 GMT
hey can you tell me sometimes its not work properly means they don't show how many device is connected to router or wifi its only show my devide from which i am using these intercepter app
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Post by Admin on May 20, 2017 16:44:56 GMT
google: arp isolation
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