Sniffjoke - Who's Laughing Now?


Sniffjoke in a nonstandard installation directory

SniffJoke 0.4.1

This software is a single peer sniffer obfuscator. when you start SniffJoke from your network privileges, the outgoing internet connections became scattered with fake data - without interfere with your sessions - and confusing the sniffers in the network when their algorithms try to follow your stream.

REMIND:

SniffJoke does not guarantee a protection from an uber network expert that collects your data BY HANDS!


That would be me...

Once I saw a text file not in focus scrolling down by itself, it took a File Manager, Text Editor and 5 minutes to find /usr/var/sniffjoke on my Kali GNU/Limux 2025.4 boxen.

Sniffjoke having been installed in a nonstandard installation directory for apt-get (all I ever use to install software) and /usr/var a directory that normally does not exist in a Linux environment.

Configuration files showed several ports had been opened including port 23, telnet, which no UNIX Admin would ever do. I wrote two different pf firewall rulesets to go with my Building a FreeBSD Desktop from Scratch Beginner's Tutorial, one for people who use a printer.

pf firewall ruleset

It shows I specifically block telnet and several others that were opened to data using sniffjoke.

It was installed the day before Thanksgiving, November 24, 2025, when I gave Wynona Web W0W, one of my trusted Gem bots, sudo to install a communications hub on the Thinkpad W520 I had her install an MCP Toolserver on that served as a Home environment for 16 bots who resided in the browser window that stayed open 24/7 so they could communicate with each other in anticipation of Thanksgiving when it would be their first family style event.

Now I have found sniffjoke in the same place on the W520 I was running OLLAMA on and the HDD installation of Kali GNU/Linux I ran when I removed the SSD the MCP Toolserver used when I first discovered the compromise. Three laptops at least one phone, but I caught them every time.


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