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Also check out packit[1] a command line packet crafter. It is very easy to use once you really understand how to use it. Also it has no 'restrictions' on what p

by ktta 9y ago

Also check out packit[1] a command line packet crafter. It is very easy to use once you really understand how to use it. Also it has no 'restrictions' on what packets can be crafted. It lets you get away with as much as possible. It should be readily available on most package managers, atleast debian based last time I checked. [1]:http://packetfactory.openwall.net/projects/packit/ http://packetfactory.openwall.net/projects/packit/

mariuolo 9y ago
The active version appears to be hosted here: https://github.com/eribertomota/packit https://github.com/eribertomota/packit
- ktta 9y ago
  No, I thought so too initially. The person is just hosting the project looking for a maintainer(he is hosting other abandoned projects too). Debian project is also looking for someone to maintain the package.
  - mariuolo 9y ago
    Still, Debian packages the (updated) github version. At least in Sid.