A network sniffer that counts and lists the number of devices that are present on the network.

Let's you see the following information:

• If the device is connected, scanning, or an access point
• What network the device is connected to
• MAC address of each device
• Manufacturer of each device
• Packets sent to and from each device
• When each device was first seen
• When each device was last seen

You need to install a python module before you can run device_sniffer:

• pylibpcap
  A libpcap library for Python which I've modified.
  https://github.com/ephracis/pylibpcap

You can run device_sniffer without any arguments, it will then automatically choose the interface to sniff on:
$ python device_sniffer.py

You can also tell it to sniff on a specific interface:
$ python device_sniffer.py -i en0

You can also tell it to only scan for devices not connected to a wireless network:
$ python device_sniffer.py scanning

For more information see the help $ python device_sniffer.py -h

Need help? You can email me at my gmail where my username is: ephracis

You are free to contribute to the project. Extend it, refactor it, fix bugs you find, etc.

You can support my work by sending a contribution to the following bitcoin address: 14xHJbs8hCxXzxe9Facv162AZmWyYEeWb1