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Description: In this video he shows us how can we create our own data packets using Scapy.
By using our custom made data packets we can perform lots of hacking techniques to exploit
Scapy :- scapy is a interactive packet break-create the program. This tool can handle almost all the basic task like network discovery, unit test, scanning, tracerouting, probing etc.
Text Tutorial :- http://www.secdev.org/projects/scapy/demo.html
Tool :- http://www.secdev.org/projects/scapy/
http://securitytube-tools.net/index.php?title=Scapy

Tags: scapy , packet , protocol ,

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Comments:

• J0rdan on Mon 18 Jun 2012
  
  This Scapy tool is very powerful. Using this tool we can capture the traffic and modify the packets and again we can sent that packets in the wire. Its like break and join the packets.
• Hackmaan on Mon 18 Jun 2012
  
  This tool has some big advantage over tools like nmap or hping regarding sending packets and receiving answers.
• j0k3rr on Mon 18 Jun 2012
  
  all credits go to Vivek Ramachandran? he is teaching this in the SPSE course and a lot more. I still need to catch up on the course but decided to buy a ebook on python as im new to coding,although Vivek does teach the very basic I still wanted to learn more in depth. cant wait to get certified !!!
• tinitee on Mon 18 Jun 2012
  
  Yah SPSE Course is great for Infosec. I'm also new for programming. Working Hard on SPSE course. SPSE material is good no doubt. I have enrolled all SecurityTube Courses.
  
  Fantastic material I'm happy With it :)
  
  Vivek Ramachandran done a Great job.
• Juggl3r on Mon 18 Jun 2012
  
  Hi, thanks for the video, will watch it soon.
  
  Is there a way to sniff and analyse packets at the same time? I just know that I can tell scapy to sniff x packets and then I can save these packets in a variable... but can I make a program which sniffs all packets and search for a pattern in all packets at the same time? A short code-snippet or link would be really nice ;) Thanks
• Juggl3r on Mon 18 Jun 2012
  
  Oh just find the answer by myself ;) Just telling the sniff function a callback function! Scapy is really cool!

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