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arpAlertTwitter

Simple application to send a Twitter direct-message to one or recipients in case that arpalert called us because of a suspicious network activity. The arpAlertTwitterer is free for any purpose and without warranty of any kind. Use it at your own risk and responsibility. You can modify it, do whatever with it - have fun. Keep in mind, that this application is just a quick hack that I made for my personal purpose. There is not even any exception handling at the moment. Maybe one day, I just complete it 🤷.

However, if you like it, maybe you drop me a note to dirk[at]faustbande.de or by Twitter @faust_dirk.

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This script is made for Python 3.

arpalert

arpalert is a nice litte tool that listens for ARP packets and can call a script upon alert (this, for example). Get it from here https://www.arpalert.org/arpalert.html or simply via apt-get install arpalert (or something similar with your systems packet-manager). Note: I have nothing to do with arpalert except that I am using it.

Tweepy

Tweepy is used for the Twitter part. Get Tweepy via pip3 install tweepy or from here https://github.com/tweepy/tweepy

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