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| Subject: | Re: Wired detection of rogue access points |
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| Date: | Tue, 20 Mar 2007 13:58:05 -0700 |
Hi,
Every network device has some fingerprint in the way that it interacts with the network. This includes things like the open ports, the responses to probes on those ports, the operating system it is running, the broadcast protocols is uses (DHCP, UPnP, CDP, IAPP, etc), its MAC address, etc.
This fingerprint information can be used to uniquely identify virtually every type of network device, assuming of course that you have a database of the fingerprints for all the devices that might exist on the network.
This is exactly how RogueScanner (roguescanner.networkchemistry.net) works. It probes devices to determine their fingerprints as well as looking at the packets that they broadcast onto the network. By using lots of techniques together it is possible to accurately find and classify all sorts of devices, including wifi routers which may using firewalling and MAC address cloning to hide themselves.
Regards,
Chris Waters CTO, PhD Network Chemistry, Inc cwaters@networkchemistry.com
Hello there,
Can anyone point me to a wired LAN scanner/sniffer that detects wireless access points connected to the LAN?
Doesn't look possible to me. You can detect wireless stuff but not from cable side. There is a endless ways to hide it but you cannot hide radio waves so easily.
Tõnu
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