From: James Schnack (acrux14@hotmail.com)
Date: Thu Jan 15 2004 - 08:22:26 EST
Hi everybody,
Quick question: could anybody point me to a tool (I guess it would be some
kind of packet forger) that will run on Windows and allow me to send spoofed
(i.e. modified source IP address) packets over a dial-up connection ?
I am in charge of securing a customer's corporate RAS (Lucent MAX6000), and
among other various things, I want to set up the anti-spoofing data filters
described in one of the manuals ("Security Supplement"). So I'm looking for
a way to test the effectivenes of the filters, and then include the test in
my report.
I have played around with hping in the past, but in this case I need
something to run on Windows. I've looked into Packet Excalibur (doesn't work
over dial-up connections) and MEPForge (no spoofing option), with no luck.
I thought it would be something relatively easy to find on my own, but I'm
having trouble finding it, so I decided to ask.
Thanks and regards,
James
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