imsniff 0.4

Imsniff by carlos.fernandez is a network monitoring tool primarily used for capturing and analyzing instant messaging (IM) traffic on a network.

Imsniff operates by sniffing network traffic and intercepting IM packets, allowing it to decode and display the contents of instant messages being sent or received.

Imsniff supports various IM protocols including AIM, ICQ, MSN Messenger, Yahoo Messenger, Jabber, IRC, and many others.

No, imsniff cannot decrypt SSL-encrypted IM traffic. It can only capture and analyze unencrypted IM packets that are transmitted over the network.

The legality of using imsniff can vary depending on the jurisdiction and intended use. It is always important to comply with applicable laws and obtain proper authorization when using any network monitoring tool.

While imsniff itself is a legitimate network monitoring tool, it can be used for malicious purposes if deployed without proper authorization or used to intercept personal communications without consent. Its usage should always adhere to ethical guidelines and legal requirements.

Imsniff is commonly available for UNIX-like operating systems. It requires libpcap, a packet capturing library, to operate effectively.

As of the last available information, imsniff has not been actively maintained or updated for a considerable amount of time. It is recommended to explore alternative network monitoring tools that better suit current needs and security requirements.

You can refer to the original documentation or any available online resources for more detailed information about imsniff and its usage.

No, imsniff is specifically designed for capturing and analyzing instant messaging traffic. It is not intended for monitoring other types of network traffic such as web browsing or email communication.