Discover & Scan for Devices on a Network with ARP [Tutorial]

How to Analyze & Visualize Network Hosts with ARP

For a hacker, understanding a network environment is a crucial step in preparing for an attack. This involves scanning a network and identifying the various devices, or hosts, on that network to pinpoint your target. Today, on this episode of Cyber Weapons Lab, we'll show you how to use ARP (Address Resolution Protocol) to scan and discover devices on a network. We'll be using tools such as ARP-scan, Wireshark, and Netdiscover to locate and identify the IP address and MAC address for target devices.

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[magnificblue]

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Great series on cyber weapons.
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I wished for so long that someone made videos like posts were made on Null Byte, and damn im impressed by your chanel thanks so much !

[alexisaddicted]

Really appreciated that you explain the concepts at the beginning!

[stockmarketindicators]

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[garrysingh]

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Next - Ngrok Alternative Fixed Port Forwarding Please!!

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[carloscontreras-rqms]

Alright now my friend once again u nailed it so Kool I hope all is well enjoy your evening to everybody thanks

[roberthensley]

What would be an some advantages/disadvantages of using arp-scan or netdiscover rather than nmap?

[deepakmistry]

Which laptop you're using? What are the specs and model number?

[juanitoalimana]

An vídeo of IPTABLES with nat configuration

[mikeb]

What would be an appropriate method to protect against an attack like this?

[patrickstar]

Also can this applied to scan things like debit Like after a person pays
has been identified

[vasurangpariya]

Heyy bro we wants more videos on wireshark

[wolf-war-master]

Great Tutorial! You don't have to but could you do a Hydra Tutorial?

[nguyentrananhnguyen]

I am looking for a way to make 2 devices on the same network visible and open a connection to each other, i'm not looking for hacking stuff but is ARP the only way to scan for devices?

[joshcarroll]

could you make a video, if it is even possible.... To use tools to find and locate stolen pc's or electronics that utilize the net?

[Phreekanon]

Love your videos. How much for a one on one lesson from you?

[wick]

Neat video ... Got a question !

What if i change my mac address to that of any other device in my network and do same with ip, will all the traffic being sent to other machine will also go through mine?

example - machanger

[paprika]

Hi Kody, just a quick question: is it inherently dangerous to be showing your mac address to the public? I notice that you blur them out most of the time; however, I still see them crop up once in a while in your videos. I know someone could impersonate another machine using it, but that only seems to be possible when on the same network.