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- 11-27-2007 #11Just Joined!
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Happy aniversary then
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- 12-05-2007 #13Just Joined!
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Have you got any script for me ?
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- 12-05-2007 #15Just Joined!
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No problem I still have to work on my WIDS anyway so I can wait a litlle bit longer before testing.
- 12-10-2007 #16Just Joined!
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Got anything ? It's time for me to try and replay some air traffic. If you don't have your script can you tell me briefly what tools and method did you use ?
- 12-10-2007 #17
Heh Sorry I did remind myself this time.
But well I am really busy.
I did have a Quick look for you. but back luck..
I guess I better can just tell you what to do and how
I advice you to write a script for it.
Since doing this by hand kills you.
I did use hping but you can use lots of tools for it like scappy.
In order to write the script we first need to look under the hood of the wireshark files.
So, well I did open it with a HEX editor and took a look at the file stucture.
As you might see aswell its Rubbish. There I got lazy. I started Wireshark again and opened the pcap file.. Saved it as txt file and there its great
You get the packages in nearly Cleartext..
So, now you write a tool that reads it and translates it to hping commandline.
I am really glad to help you with this. (If you tryed)
I hope I have time tonight to look for myscript again (since its Quite a long script) but I fear I deleted it during my last reinstall. (since I never used it anyhow you nearly never need the exact same Packages)
Cheers,
Robin
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Ok thank you anyway.
I'm gonna try to write one myself. I'm gonna try my best.
Thanks for your help.
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- 12-18-2007 #20Just Joined!
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Hi, I just want you to know that I successfully adapted scapy to reinject a tcpdump capture exported in a plaintext format.
I still have some trouble but which are inherent to scapy.
Was not that hard actually since there is a function in scapy that allows one to import one packet from a hexdump capture. I only needed to adapt it to go through a whole file.


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