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that doesn't help you when the spoofed packets come in on a default route because somebody else's network is poorly configured. Nor does it help the person the
by throwaway2048 11y ago
that doesn't help you when the spoofed packets come in on a default route because somebody else's network is poorly configured. Nor does it help the person the spoofed attack is directed at.
- pixl97 11y agoThis sounds like a job for a coordinated botnet to experiment with. A master controller sends hosts in the botnet a list of a few other devices it controls. The infected host A sends infected host B a spoofed UDP packet (or a series of packets with different spoofing options). Host B then sends the master controller which packets it received and now a map can be made of which networks allow spoofing.