Nostale packet sniffer with Python

01/18/2023 22:02 UserBlack#1
heu guys i wonder if someone have tried to build a packet logger using python, if not have you any idea how to start to build my packet logger nostale? i just want to scrap all the information from the packet (received one) i don't want to inject it in nostale like the others packet sniffer with c++
01/18/2023 22:18 AfterLife-#2
I've created a Proxy via C# once..
Connect a Client to Localhost (The Proxy) and Connect the Proxy to the real Server IP

That way you can check the packets without actually injecting anything..

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01/18/2023 22:36 UserBlack#3
okay i will try it but , have you any idea to create one using python? i am working to create one
[edited] so i tried to download it but it contains virus
01/18/2023 22:52 AfterLife-#4
Do you have any experience in programming?
You need some knowledge about [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...], the en/decryption of packets [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...], and a bit more.

These resources are Python based, but if you don't have any prior knowledge, I'd recommend that you learn about that stuff first before taking on such a "big" project.

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okay i will try it but , have you any idea to create one using python? i am working to create one
[edited] so i tried to download it but it contains virus
It doesn't it has 3/58 on VT but those are false-positives..
Didn't want to go as far as upload it to GitHub since it was just an PoC..
01/18/2023 23:08 UserBlack#5
i have a good knowledge on python i did some big project but not related to networking (i did object detection/ machine learning ...) but for network stuff i did just some simple thing like mini chat
01/19/2023 09:58 Apourtartt#6
You can just use libpcap for this purpose: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
The whole network will be handled, you just have to apply a filter and decrypt the packet
01/19/2023 18:36 UserBlack#7
ok thanks guys for your help