The Sumo Logic alert was created using the following query (for reference):

Alerts were triggered by their SIEM, which was ingesting Microsoft Server DNS logs. Verbatim copying and distribution are permitted, provided this notice is preserved.Running a “ipport:53” process search in Carbon Black has helped to locate hosts and/or processes performing an abnormal number of DNS queries, however recently I wanted to hunt processes generating punycode IDN DNS queries on a client network. in universities) use tools likeĪrpwatch to monitor the changes of the MAC / IP address tables.Ĭopylight (cc) 2001-2018 Stephan Uhlmann. SysAdmins beware of that threat! If you have users on your network you can't trust (e.g. Now watch all the traffic between the victim host and the outside network going through your machine Otherwise victim will loose connectivity. In a seperate shell we start the matching command to fool gateway to belive we are victim.ĭon't forget to enable IP forwarding on your host so that the traffic goes through your host. In order to tell the victim host that now we (our MAC address) are the one belonging to the IP of the gateway enter the following command: We do the same thing with the gateway machine just the other way round. Next time the victim wants to send an IP packet to the gateway he sends the ethernet frame to our MAC address so actually we get the IP packet.

We constantly send the victim computer ARP answers telling him that the MAC address belonging to the IP of the gateway machine (router) is our MAC address.Īfter some time the victim computer will believe us and makes a wrong entry in his ARP cache.

The tool used here is called arpspoof and is distributed in the dsniff package. However there are other means to achieve the same and because maybe some SysAdmins think they're safe from sniffing thus designing their network a bit more open it's even more dangerous. Many people think that once they use a switch for connecting their local network they're safe from network sniffing.īasically this is right because the traditional way of sniffing where a host can read all network packets just by accepting them (the so called 'promiscous mode') is not possible.

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