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blipblipblur
2013-03-19, 20:16
hey guys and girls

I hope all is well, just was wondering if i was being silly and could not find the whereabouts of etherape and seem to have lost the ablity to install it by apt-get.

anyone know where i can find it or any reason why it was removed from the latest release?

also sub question, is there documentation on the new arpspoof, the old syntax seems to cause errors.

Many thanks

Blip

Sunkist
2013-03-27, 04:30
I am wondering the same, I cannot get the old arpspoof to work.

wurmt0ngue
2013-04-01, 17:14
I manually downloaded the etherape package and it let me run ./configure but it fails because of missing dependencies, also wont let me download the dependencies mentioned.

skytrash
2013-04-02, 00:19
I downloaded all the dependencies and compiled them and it works fine. Etherape sourceforge web site has all of your needs. Good Luck

source
2013-04-02, 16:15
Just add this file to your /etc/apt/sources.list:
http://http.kali.org/kali main contrib non-free
and then execute:
apt-get update; apt-get install etherape.
;)

Adhe Wisnugraha
2013-04-02, 17:09
Hey guys... I managed to install Etherape, but I have problems when run them.
as shown below, etherape look white and no network is visible on the monitor.
I've tried changing the network, but still can not run... is there any solution?
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brav0hax
2013-04-03, 05:59
All I did is apt-get install etherape from a terminal.

Then clicked Applications\Internet\etherape (as root)

Everything seems to be working fine.

wurmt0ngue
2013-04-03, 15:00
All I did is apt-get install etherape from a terminal.

Then clicked Applications\Internet\etherape (as root)

Everything seems to be working fine.

they snuck it in the repo then, awesome.

m1crosplo1tz
2013-07-19, 04:50
Just add this file to your /etc/apt/sources.list:
http://http.kali.org/kali main contrib non-free
and then execute:
apt-get update; apt-get install etherape.
;)




#deb http://http.kali.org/ /kali main contrib non-free

then


apt-get update && apt-get install etherape

worked for me.