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But it's spewing packets out on an interface that it doesn't actually need to communicate. I mean...really? Because bridging an air-gap firewall is the holy gr
by Amadou 13y ago
But it's spewing packets out on an interface that it doesn't actually need to communicate. I mean...really?
Because bridging an air-gap firewall is the holy grail of network penetration. You can't discover the guy on the other side of the air-gap without "spewing" announcement packets.
- lawnchair_larry 13y agoYes you can. By spewing them on the audio interface, which wireshark doesn't monitor and decode into packets, instead of onto a network interface, which is easily monitored. Especially when there is no reason to involve the network interface at all.