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Old 2 Weeks Ago   #1 (permalink)
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recieveing packets

i want to receive packets from all interfaces through socket,i couldn't able to get packet transferred between two computers on my computer(i.e. want to hack packets in network which are not destined to me)........please help me about it...
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Can you rephrase your question?
For me it looks right now like you want to either code something new or use Netcak / socat.
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actually i have the code but it only binds to my eth0 interface & recieve only packets destined to me.........basically i want to recieve all packets routed in network ........can i bind my socket to do that as i m using socket programming in c....
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