Re: Any way to automatically change arbitrary headers of IP packets on-the-fly?
DJ Ether <[email protected]> Wed, 13 Apr 2005 16:50:14 -0400
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Perhaps this tool will help you. I wrote it a long time ago. It allows=20 you to create any type of ipv4 packet and send them off at high speeds.=20 You can customize most parts of the IP and overlying protocol headers. It's called `rain` and I believe it is in many ports on various distros,=20 but here is a version I never publically released (well until this list): http://www.ethericmist.net/files/rain-1.2.8r4.tar.gz md5sum: a06b4eef3b4635de47d82aba0064187f Hope you find it useful. _e Jo=E3o Paulo Caldas Campello wrote: >Hi, > > Does anybody know any userland tool, Linux kernel module, >iptables/netfilter module, or whatever mechanism to change arbitrary >headers of IP packets on-the-fly as long as they traverse the IP >stack? Is there any known paper regarding this subject? > > The whole story is that I'm doing some research and lab tests on >semi-blind IP spoofing (i.e. Loose/Strict IP Source Routing) on >borders routers and firewalls, so I need an easy way to alter the "IP >Options" fields of IP packets to test if the routers/firewalls are >vulnerable to IP spoofing (e.g. not doing ingress filtering) in >conjunction with source routing techniques. > > Yes, I know most modern firewalls should just drop IP Options >flagged packets, but not all firewalls do that with default >configurations. > > Sure I can construct raw IP packets with the proper IP Options >fields set on, but I'm also doing sort of a penetration test so I need >a way to automate this task as the packets traverse the stack. This >way I could still use well-known and proven penetration test tools >such as port and vulnerability scanners, web spiders, and so on. > > I've already read Netfilter documentation (specially the "Linux >netfilter Hacking HOWTO") so I know this kind of packet mangling can >be done in userspace. I thought it could be done in the "MANGLE" table >of netfilter, but I found no TARGET that achieves that nor any >documentation about altering arbitrary IP headers. > >The question is: > > - Does already exist such a tool, module or whatever way to change >arbitrary headers of IP packets on-the-fly or will I have to (try to) >write one? =3D) > >Cheers, > >Jo=E3o Paulo Campello, >Network Security Analyst, >Tempest Security Technologies. > > =20 >