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Re: Snarf files from a sniff dump

Subject: Re: Snarf files from a sniff dump
Date: Sat, 25 Feb 2006 23:05:36 +0530
Shenk, Jerry A wrote:
Ethereal will do that. If you right-click on a packet, you can "follow
TCP stream". Depending what your goal is, that may be enough. If it is
a text document, you'll clearly see the text.


If it's not a text document, you will probably need to work a little
harder.  I've never done what you're talking about for a printer file
but I'm guessing that you're gonna see pretty much a raw printer data
stream that can simply be sent back to the printer to get a printed
output.


-----Original Message-----
From: 4secure@web.de [mailto:4secure@web.de] Sent: Friday, February 24, 2006 8:19 AM
To: pen-test@securityfocus.com
Subject: Snarf files from a sniff dump


Hi List Members!


I am looking for a tool to snarf files (e.g. Word documents etc.) from a sniff dump (e.g. ethereal or tcpdump) in an M$ Windows LAN (SMB) or between a client and a printer (PS, PCL etc.). Does someone know such tools (I know Dsniff, but it is not exactly what I am looking for)?

Thanks!

Istvan

You might try what was suggested above. A lot will depend on how the client talks to the printer. I know with HPs, you can just telnet right into port 9100, type whatever you want, and when you close the connection, everything you typed will just spew out printed. If the connection is something like that, then plaintext snarfing plus some editting might get you the document.


-Neil

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