Re: Packet Editor...
From: Nicolas Jombart (ecureuil@bouglou.net)Date: 01/27/02
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From: Nicolas Jombart <ecureuil@bouglou.net> Date: Sun, 27 Jan 2002 15:42:21 +0100
* Tux Trip <tuxtrip@yahoo.com>:
> Anyone know of a packet editing and generating application? One that
> not only sniffs and decodes, but that can allow a user to edit a
> packet's data and send them across the medium once again.
You are talking about Divert sockets or netfilter's libipq. You tell the
filter to send the packet to userspace, manipulate it, and re-send it to
the kernel. Check also Net::Divert if you are a perl hacker.
You can do this by sniffing the network with libpcap, do the job, and
send again the packet to the interface.
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