Hey,
Okay, it's not actually MY network but another wireless network I came across... I wanna know how I can find out who is on the network and what they're doing, if possible.
After trying various 192.168.x.x combinations I came across the router and found what model it was... I then went to google and found out the default password, so to say the least I'm in the router.
So now from here where do I go? I'm not trying to be mischivous (spelling?) but I wanna see what all I can do. Is there any way to find out who is on the network and possibly see their computer? I live in an apartment complex and I think if I could access some stuff I could find out whose router it is.
Also, there's 2 other wireless networks I can tap into as well, however I am unable to access their router. Is there anything for this scenario?
who is on my network???
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nmapun4given wrote:Hmmm, that sounds nice... But a scanner, could you name some?
http://www.insecure.org/nmap/
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un4given -- a couple things you could try....
Are you in linux? if so do a "ping -b 192.168.1.255
Try nmap -sP -vvv 192.168.1.*
Both of these will return ping echos....
If you wanna do os detection and such, you could try
nmap -sS -vvv- -O -A 192.168.1.*
;)
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Are you in linux? if so do a "ping -b 192.168.1.255
Try nmap -sP -vvv 192.168.1.*
Both of these will return ping echos....
If you wanna do os detection and such, you could try
nmap -sS -vvv- -O -A 192.168.1.*
;)
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