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[ Router ]-----[ Attacker ]------[ Sheep ]
[ Router ]-----[ Kronos (Attacker) ]------[ Mars (Sheep) ]
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[ Router ]  ~  ~  ~  ~  [ Attacker ]---------[ Sheep ]
[ Router ]  ~  ~  ~  ~  [ Kronos (Attacker) ]---------[ Mars (Sheep) ]
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Revision as of 16:35, 25 August 2015

Setup

For a wired network tap, we need an attacking device with two network interfaces - one to connect to the sheep, one to connect to the network device.

A physical network tap can be as simple as a crossover cable connecting to the target computer. This is easier if the attacking computer is a router running OpenWRT or a Raspberry Pi or some other low form factor computer.

The Network Arrangement

The network will be arranged as follows:

[ Router ]-----[ Kronos (Attacker) ]------[ Mars (Sheep) ]

Usually the attacker has two ethernet ports, but in this case I'll be using one ethernet port and one wireless card:

[ Router ]  ~  ~  ~  ~   [ Kronos (Attacker) ]---------[ Mars (Sheep) ]