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Links and various documentation page
Documentation
In press:
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hakin9
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Linux magazin
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Linux magazine
Products using Arpalert
Other solutions:
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Arpwatch NG
arpwatch monitors mac adresses on your network and writes them into a file.
last know timestamp and change notification is included. use it to monitor
for unknown (and as such, likely to be intruder's) mac adresses or somebody
messing around with your arp_/dns_tables.
http://freequaos.host.sk/arpwatch/
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Darpwatch (Distributed Arpwatch)
Darpwatch is a solution for monitoring ethernet activity across many different
ethernet networks. Darpwatch is based on the original arpwatch source from UCB.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/darpwatch/
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XArp
XARp is a graphical tool to watch the ARP cache of your local computer. It remembers
all IP to MAC adress mappings and periodically compares them against new ones. Thus
it can detect changes in the mapping of IP to MAC adresses and reports them. XArp
0.1.5 can also detect MACs that are set to the broadcast or a multicast MAC address.
Further XArp versions will have more monitoring like 'dublicate MAC', 'is the IP in
the subet', 'has the default route changed'.
http://www.chrismc.de/developing/xarp/
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arphound
Arphound is a tools that listens to all traffic on an ethernet network interface,
and reports IP/MAC address pair, as well as events such as IP conflict, IP changes,
IP addresses with no RDNS, various ARP spoofing, and packets not using the expected
gateway. Reporting is done to stdout, to a specified file and/or to syslog.
http://www.nottale.net/index.php?project=arphound
Various links
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