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From: Raghavendran H. (SSG) - CTD, Chennai. (raghavh
ctd.hcltech.com)Date: Tue Apr 09 2002 - 09:34:33 CDT
Hi Ryan:
TCPFlow did not support IP Fragmentation (atleast until the last version
that I checked). Try coding your own using the fine libNIDS. I do have an
reference implementation that also handles IP Fragmentation based on libnids
for Win32, but I'm quite sure whether that can be shared open-source.
However, if you attempt to reserach libnids you'll find that it is quite
trival to write a TCP Stream Re-assembly software (the engine is < 23 lines
of code ;))
Regards,
Raghav
Ryan Wrote:
Any recommendations for which tools are best for extracting a binary file
from a group of TCP packets, preferrably in tcpdump format? I'm just
about to try tcpflow:
http://www.circlemud.org/~jelson/software/tcpflow/
But I'd also like to hear from others on what tools they have tried, and
what the various strengths and weaknesses are.
Ryan
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