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I have a small amount of data I want to send at regular intervals, such as from an IoT device. How would I design a network protocol or use existing protocols in such a way that my ISP cannot block these packets? (For example… Continue reading Small data exfiltration protocol?
Reading about the tool hPing, it is possible to spoof an internal address, on the detection side of this how would one go about detecting this? are there tell-tail signs?
EDIT: thinking about it, you could use the MAC Addre… Continue reading From a PCAP file determine if the address has been spoofed?
I’m trying to understand how to find these attacks when using a packet sniffer (specifically using Omnipeek). Is there a way to look at a packet and know that this type attack happened? I want to find various aircrack-ng atta… Continue reading Is there a way to tell, when looking at a packet, that an aircrack-ng attack happened?
So I’m getting in to cyber security and learning how to use Kali Linux, but recently discovered that one of my laptop’s wireless adapter doesn’t support packet injection while trying to hack my own WiFi. Is there anything I c… Continue reading Is there anything I can do with a wireless adapter that doesn’t support packet injection?
Are there any practical scenarios with two nodes where one (say A) can send packets to be other one (say B) perfectly, but the packets sent from B to A are prone to packet drop?
For the communication channel between the nod… Continue reading asymmetric communication between two nodes
after 3-way handshake is done, Is it possible to corrupt existing transmission happening between two nodes by sniffing packets?
Continue reading Is it possible to spoof packets after connection is established?
When I ping a host and sniff ICMP packet with Wireshark, I can see that by default 48 bytes of data sent to the host. If I don’t set specific data with -p flag then my questions are:
what kinds of data are sent in this 48 b… Continue reading What kinds of payload does ping include in ICMP packet? [on hold]
When I ping a host and sniff ICMP packet with Wireshark, I can see that by default 48 bytes of data sent to the host. If I don’t set specific data with -p flag then my questions are:
what kinds of data are sent in this 48 b… Continue reading What kinds of payload does ping include in ICMP packet? [on hold]
I was thinking of making a basic packet scanner (in Python) and I would like to know how to start. Should I write a packet capturing tool then build a static detection scanning system that reads and scans the captured packets… Continue reading Making a simple packet scanner
I was wondering if there was a way to stop a packet, edit what you want, then send it, like a MiTM attack.
Example:
10.0.0.1 has a ncat listener (ncat -lnvp 1234)
10.0.0.2 connects to 10.0.0.1 (nc 10.0.0.1 1234) and sends … Continue reading Stopping, editing, then sending packets in Windows 10