The jaribo project was a 2015 - 2017 project that me and some friends made using what we barely knew of bash.
The project was to make (using the arp-sk package for arp packages manipulation) a network jammer doing ARP spoofing.
The logic is simplistic, we would either target a specific device or the whole network, and using the arp, the program poisons the router's arp table.
This project is out of support, and its here just as a relic of old times. (Also, all the interfaces are in Spanish)
- Install the arp-sk package on your system (you'll need libnet v1.1 or higher), or download it and "makefile it" from here.
- Run jaribo.0.25T.sh
sudo ./jaribo.0.25T.sh, since that one is the latest stable version of the project. - Enter your router's ip address and network mask separeted by the bar
/character. Example:192.168.0.1/24, 192.168.0.1 is the router address, and 24 is the network mask, when asked for data. - Select your interface, usually it will be
eth0. - Use the program as you wish.
(This project depends on net tools).