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Subject: Re: spoofing the ethernet address
From: Simple Nomad (thegnome
NMRC.ORG)Date: Wed Mar 01 2000 - 08:38:39 CST
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Use libnet and link layer writing to the wire... this allows a lot of
control, and might work depending on your architecture. Also look around
on the L0pht's web site as Kingpin wrote a paper that I believe covered
the subject.
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On Tue, 29 Feb 2000, Bobby, Paul wrote:
> Been playing with hping, and I imagine other IP spoofing tools generate the
> same types of packets.
>
> The spoofed packet contains a bogus IP address, yes. However the ethernet
> address (MAC) is the address of the sending machine.
>
> Is it possible to spoof this address also? Would someone have to write a
> custom ethernet driver?
>
> Paul Bobby
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