Re: [Full-disclosure] TCP/IP vulnerability

[Scott Renna <srenna@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

All you need is a tool that can craft packets to your desired  
specification.  There are many choices out there.  Google is your  
friend.  So is Packetstorm and SecurityFocus.


On May 22, 2007, at 4:19 AM, Mohit Kohli wrote:

> Hi Guys,
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> I got an assignment to write a white paper on TCP/IP and to show  
> demo on how to exploits the same.
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> I have listed some of the vulnerability, but need some good tools  
> (preferably windows based) to exploit the vulnerability and to  
> perform further analysis.
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> overlapping IP fragments
> Tear Drop
> Land
> SYN Attack
> Ping Flooding
> IP Spoofing
> SYN Guessing
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> Smurf Attack
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> Source Routing
> TCP Hijacking
> Man-in-the-Middle Attack
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> I will appreciate; if you could provide me some inputs with regards  
> to tools to exploits the vulnerability.
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> Cheers
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> Mohit
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