Okay so now you have created a program that can capture packets.
So in this program what we are going to do is I have already started an ERP spoof.
So what this program is doing is that it is spoofing that output and also spoofing the victim machine.
So both these devices are being spoofed.
So what I'm going to do in this lecture is I'm going to run this program and then we I'm going to see
which packets are being sent over this network from the victim machine.
So let's go over to the victim machine
okay.
So now I am over a victim machine.
And now what I will try to do is I will try to uh access this to third dot com and see if I can get
any packets over to the victim machine soda or the hacker machine.
So let me check if I have started my program.
So I am going to start my program here.
So Gordon B 2 and this will capture packets so I'm going to Windows machine and now I will do fast this
page with this traitor dot com.
And now if I go over to my colleague Linux machine you can see that I have a lot of packet going on
so I will stop the execution.
So let's start examining this packets.
Okay so let's start with taking this packet.
So this packet is if you see clearly that the source IP is 1 9 2 1 6 year Zero Dark Thirty which is
our time machine and currently we are on our hacker machine.
And then the destination fuel is 90 excuse me.
Ninety three dot 1 8 4 2 2 0 70.
And this is the IP address of the two test server that I was accessing.
And you can see that it has printed out all the details about this packet.
In further lectures we will see how to access the content of this packet but at the moment we are just
checking out the main fields of this packet.
So let's stop here and then next lecture we'll try to build a program to check out the payload of the
data of this packet.