Hi
Iam studying Nework Security
I have NetworkMiner 1.0 and I want to know how I extract an email. I want to see my own email, the message and the password... is it possible?
Please help me
// Sokoban3
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Please use the latest version of NetworkMiner to extract emails from SMTP, POP3 and IMAP. However, we have stoped hosting new releases on SourceForge. Instead please visit this page to download the latest version (currently 2.1.1): https://www.netresec.com/?page=NetworkMiner
If you are sending/receiving your email via unencrypted SMTP/POP3/IMAP, then yes. If you're using a webmail solution that doesn't use SSL, then maybe.
To extract an email message, simply do:
1. Start a packet capture of your network traffic (using for example tcpdump or Wireshark)
2. Send or receive some emails
3. Stop the packet capture and save it as a PCAP file (avoid the new PCAP-NG format, the old "libpcap" one is prefered)
4. Open the PCAP file with NetworkMiner
5. Open the Messages tab to see the extracted emails
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
Hi
Iam studying Nework Security
I have NetworkMiner 1.0 and I want to know how I extract an email. I want to see my own email, the message and the password... is it possible?
Please help me
// Sokoban3
Hi Sokoban,
Please use the latest version of NetworkMiner to extract emails from SMTP, POP3 and IMAP. However, we have stoped hosting new releases on SourceForge. Instead please visit this page to download the latest version (currently 2.1.1):
https://www.netresec.com/?page=NetworkMiner
You can also reach the NetworkMiner download page via this URL
http://networkminer.com
Best regards,
Erik
Ok , I have now downloaded the latest NetworkMiner, how will I do further to solve the problem ?
// Sokoban3
Last edit: Sokoban3 2017-02-20
If you are sending/receiving your email via unencrypted SMTP/POP3/IMAP, then yes. If you're using a webmail solution that doesn't use SSL, then maybe.
To extract an email message, simply do:
1. Start a packet capture of your network traffic (using for example tcpdump or Wireshark)
2. Send or receive some emails
3. Stop the packet capture and save it as a PCAP file (avoid the new PCAP-NG format, the old "libpcap" one is prefered)
4. Open the PCAP file with NetworkMiner
5. Open the Messages tab to see the extracted emails
Hi Thanks for your answer,
It does not work with Webmail with SSL ?
I have got capture xxx.xxx.xxx,xxx port 443 without messages..
any idea?
// Sokoban3
Last edit: Sokoban3 2017-02-20