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Expand Up @@ -68,6 +68,26 @@ arpfox -i [interface] -t [target] [host]

Interface name (e.g.: `eth0`, `en0`, `wlan0`, etc).

### List interfaces (-l)

To provide the interface name input for `-i` flag, you need to know the
interfaces present in your computer. `arpfox` can help you list the interfaces
present in your computer along with their MAC addresses

```
arpfox -l
19:66:99:00:ee:44 "en0"
12:64:ff:ef:9c:78 "en1"
25:35:7f:ef:09:69 "en2"
81:26:0c:ef:49:9a "bridge0"
0a:89:90:e0:9e:4b "p2p0"
52:ce:e5:d4:d0:b1 "awdl0"
33:aa:dd:00:dd:bb "llw0"
```

To get more information about your interfaces, you will have to use some OS
specific commands like `ifconfig` in MacOS

### Target specification (-t)

`arpfox` takes targets in the same format as `nmap` does. The following are all
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