Packet Sniffing and Its Process
Packet Sniffing and Its Process
all packets that pass through a computer network, regardless of how the
administrators can use the collected data for a wide variety of purposes
• A packet sniffer, sometimes called a packet analyzer, is composed of two main parts.
First, a network adapter that connects the sniffer to the existing network. Second,
software that provides a way to log, see, or analyze the data collected by the device.
networking hardware that are connected. The network connection allows data to
be transferred between these devices. The connections can be physical with cables,