Once the icon is clicked a new tab will show. On the bottom toolbar, there is a yellow icon called APR, click on this icon. Once you have verified that the target device Is on the network you can start the next step, arp spoofing the device. Make sure the target device that you are looking for is in the list before you start arp spoofing. The tool will add all the hosts on the network at the time. Once the dialog box opens make sure “all my hosts in my subnet” is checked and then press OK. After that click on the blue cross to add hosts to the list.Ī new dialog box should open. To do this, click on the sniffer tab and then click on the “start/stop sniffer” in the toolbar. Next, we have to start the sniffer so that the tool can populate all the hosts on the network in a list. The tool is configured once you have clicked ok. This post begins on the assumption that you have already downloaded the tool (the tool can be found at )īefore you can arp spoof with this tool you have to configure the tool to the network that your device is on (Please note that the target device and the device you are using have to be on the same network). This post will serve as a helper to users who don’t know how to arp spoof using this tool. In this post, I am going to give a tutorial on how to use Cain and Abel before I share my results. Arp spoof allows me to monitor the device by having the traffic from and to the mobile device pass through my laptop before it reaches its destination. The next step I did in my project was to find a tool that allows me to do an arp spoof of the device, so that I can monitor the traffic from and to the device.

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