A sniffer (or protocol analyzer) is software or hardware that captures data packets traveling across a network. While IT admins use them legitimately to troubleshoot traffic, hackers use them maliciously to eavesdrop.
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Ever feel like someone is "watching" your every move on a network? In the world of ethical hacking, they probably are. That tool is called a .
