From: Xman Security (xmansecurity@gmail.com)
Date: Wed Feb 22 2006 - 20:41:25 EST
Depending on the Server OS you are working on, there are still some
options. But I don't think there are existing tools on this.
If the server is on Linux, a tool like netfilter/iptables might be
helpful to intercept and manipulate the packet before it arrives at
the web server application. I used to working on a similar small
project called divertsocket which has not been updated for the new
kernels.
I believe there are similar tools for Windows as well.
Or, on the other hand, if you have full access to the server, you can
observe the reply TCP handshakes and fake the handshake on your
machine with a packet creating tool.
Regards,
-X
On 2/19/06, Luchino - Samel <samelinux@gmail.com> wrote:
> I think that Christophe Vandeplas have understand me ... and i agree with him.
> I need a test tool that request a web page with a spoofed ip and
> that's not possible, but i'll look at the tool all of you have write
> about.
>
> --
> Samel alias Luca
>
> "Close the world,txen eht nepo!"
> "You will never break my mind!"
> http://s1.bitefight.it/c.php?uid=23270
>
> LinuxUser:410006 eversor:316704 cortana:316705
> PGP KeyID: B4234B4B FingerPrint: 46C477C939B3D0366275DB5EAFA77638B4234B4B
>
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