scramblr · June 7, 2024 13:01
diff --git a/testing.for.spoofing.without.caida b/testing.for.spoofing.without.caida
 ------------------[ Requirements to test for IP Spoofing ]------------------
 1.) Server (Throw-Away) That Simply needs to run tcpdump. 
 2.) Server that you suspect/hope can IP Spoof AKA has IPHM IP Header Modification turned on.  

 On both servers we'll be running:
 apt-get update
 apt-get install net-tools bind9-dnsutils inetutils-tools tcpdump graphviz python3-scapy -y 
 apt-get install python3-scapy -y
 - OR -
 yum update
 yum install tcpdump net-tools bind-utils python-pip -y
 easy_install pip # dont worry if this one doesn't work. 
 pip install scapy

 ------------------[ END REQUIREMENTS. ]------------------

 ------------------[ Commands to run on each server to test for IP Spoofing ]------------------
 You will be opening two terminals, side by side. One for SERVER ONE, and one for SERVER TWO. 

 ====[ SERVER ONE ]====
 You will run, as root:

 tcpdump -i eth0 -nnv icmp -c 5000

 ====[ SERVER TWO ]====
 You will run, as root:

 server# scapy

 After scapy loads, you'll scroll to the bottom of this command and swap out YOUR_SERVER_HERE with the IP address from SERVER ONE. 

 After that's complete, paste this into scapy:

 -------------[ PASTE TEXT BELOW INTO SCAPY ON SPOOF SERVER ]-------------

 import random

 def randomIP():
  ip = ".".join(map(str, (random.randint(0, 255)for _ in range(4))))
  return ip

 send(IP(src=RandIP(),dst="YOUR_SERVER_HERE")/ICMP()/"SPOOFTESTICMP",count=5000)

 quit()
	------------------[ Requirements to test for IP Spoofing ]------------------
	1.) Server (Throw-Away) That Simply needs to run tcpdump.
	2.) Server that you suspect/hope can IP Spoof AKA has IPHM IP Header Modification turned on.

	On both servers we'll be running:
	apt-get update
	apt-get install net-tools bind9-dnsutils inetutils-tools tcpdump graphviz python3-scapy -y
	apt-get install python3-scapy -y
	- OR -
	yum update
	yum install tcpdump net-tools bind-utils python-pip -y
	easy_install pip # dont worry if this one doesn't work.
	pip install scapy

	------------------[ END REQUIREMENTS. ]------------------

	------------------[ Commands to run on each server to test for IP Spoofing ]------------------
	You will be opening two terminals, side by side. One for SERVER ONE, and one for SERVER TWO.

	====[ SERVER ONE ]====
	You will run, as root:

	tcpdump -i eth0 -nnv icmp -c 5000

	====[ SERVER TWO ]====
	You will run, as root:

	server# scapy

	After scapy loads, you'll scroll to the bottom of this command and swap out YOUR_SERVER_HERE with the IP address from SERVER ONE.

	After that's complete, paste this into scapy:

	-------------[ PASTE TEXT BELOW INTO SCAPY ON SPOOF SERVER ]-------------

	import random

	def randomIP():
	ip = ".".join(map(str, (random.randint(0, 255)for _ in range(4))))
	return ip

	send(IP(src=RandIP(),dst="YOUR_SERVER_HERE")/ICMP()/"SPOOFTESTICMP",count=5000)

	quit()