This Python script uses the scapy library to sniff DNS queries and responses. The tool captures UDP datagrams on port 53, both from the source and destination, allowing for real-time DNS traffic monitoring.
- Sniffs DNS queries and responses on the network.
- Displays packet details such as source and destination IPs.
- Color-coded output for better readability using
colorama. - User-friendly command-line interface with
argparsefor specifying the network interface.
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Before running the script, you need to install the required dependencies. Specifically, make sure to install Scapy by following the installation guide at: Scapy Installation Guide
Additionally, install colorama for colorized output:
pip install coloramaEnsure you run the script with super-user permissions since scapy requires administrative access for network sniffing.
sudo ./dnsSniffer.py -i <network_interface>Replace <network_interface> with the actual interface name (e.g., eth0, wlan0).
sudo ./dnsSniffer.py -i eth0- By am0nt031r0
- Halil İbrahim, denizhalil.com
This updated version includes a refactor with improved structure, better error handling, colorized output, and argparse integration for enhanced functionality.
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