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Sent: Wednesday, July 02, 2003 12:18 PM
Subject: Re: IP address forging
> I hope that you are kidding. That has been trivial for a long, long
> time...
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> Jim
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> Hanuska Ivo wrote:
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> > I have question which does
On Wed, 2 Jul 2003, Hanuska Ivo wrote:
> Is it possible to forge my IP address?
yes look at tools hosted at www.packetfactory.net they will accomplish
this for you or take a look at Unix Network Programming by Richard Stevens
if you can get ahold of it there is a good section on Raw Sockets(for
Sent: July 1, 2003 23:27
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: IP address forging
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> I have question which does not make me sleep:
>
> Is it possible to forge my IP address? Imagine situation that
> I am connected with some sort of link (not Ethernet like
> device, th
Yes, that it possible. Using just (layer 3?) IP, there is no way to
know if the given source address is correct. However!, TCP includes a
3-way initiation, and makes spoofing one's IP address very hard (because
the replies to the initiating host get lost). TCP ID's are SUPPOSED to
be cryptograph
I hope that you are kidding. That has been trivial for a long, long
time...
Jim
Hanuska Ivo wrote:
>
> I have question which does not make me sleep:
>
> Is it possible to forge my IP address? Imagine situation that I am connected with
> some sort of link (not Ethernet like device, there is an
I have question which does not make me sleep:
Is it possible to forge my IP address? Imagine situation that I am connected with some
sort of link (not Ethernet like device, there is answer simple, just use ARP
manipulation methods) possibly by modem to Internet and I want to forge my IP address
