Passgen is a random password generator using strong random functions and it can not have the same type of digit more than once in a row (can’t have a uppercase Alpha followed by another uppercase letter). I didn’t take out the ability to generate I,1,l, or O, 0 as those represent 5 distinct possibilities that would have to be cracked to get the password anyways.

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Sniff was written shortly after I was introduced to C#. It is a network packet sniffer for windows. Sniff doesn't rely on winpcap but instead puts the network adapter into promiscuous mode. Also uses threading, one thread listens for traffic off the network adapter the other thread maintains the gui. .net 2.0 is required to run. The only thing with the program is that even though it is capturing data off the network adapter it won't actually read any data that doesn't have an ip address, so it won't pick up some traffic on the network.

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Figured I could share the C# code that I used to listen on a network adapter in promiscuous mode for the packet sniffing program. Really not a whole lot to it, but it does have a flaw in the form that it can not read any packet off the network adapter that isn't an IP Packet. So really it is an IP packet sniffer instead of a general network sniffer (last time I checked). The code was written for .Net 2.0 and I haven't really updated or ran the program with any version of .net later than 2.0 or on windows 7.