ARP Watchdog

Non-serious project. Not intended for use in the real world.

Features

• ARP poisoning watching on the wanted interface
• Hiding to tray with native notifications
• Poisoning simulation
• Configuration support

Downloads

• Windows x64 - tested on Windows 10, wired LAN
• Ready to be built for other platforms as well

Configuration

Configuration can be done using config.json:

• ./resources/app.asar.unpacked/config.json in the packed format
• ./package.json during development

Name	Description	Default
ENABLE_DEBUG	Enable debuging Developer tools can be opened using Ctrl+Shift+I	false
ENABLE_DEBUG_LOGGING	Enable logging to console	true
ENABLE_DEBUG_VERBOSE	Enable verbose logging	false

Development

Requirements:

• Node.js v6 LTS + NPM
• Windows for win32 packaging
• For Windows: WinPcap
• For *nix: libpcap and libpcap-dev/libpcap-devel packages

Clone this repository and install dependencies:

git clone https://github.com/durasj/arp-watchdog.git
cd arp-watchdog
npm install
npm start

After file changes, run npm start. The project should be built and the app opened. For 64-bit win32 and linux folder packaging, run npm package To create 64-bit win32 and linux installable, run npm dist

See package.json for more available commands

Kudos to

• Electron (Node and Chromium)
• Cap (libpcap)
• Typescript
• React
• Material components
• ... and others, see package.json

Code structure

Directory ./src contains raw source code. Directory ./build compiled/copied source code ready to be used by Electron.

File ./main.js is processed as first by Electron to bootstrap the application by creating the main window with ./build/index.html, which loads some ui dependencies and index.js, index.css.