hello,
I would also give scapy (last time I checked it was at
http://www.secdev.org/projects/scapy/) a try.
It is python and you can easily script it to run through all the
different options
ZQ
On 8/30/07, axmail@gmx.com <axmail@gmx.com> wrote:
Hi,
I want to test a new developed network device against vulnerabilities in the
IP stack.
I found already tools like nemesis or hping2 which makes me able to generate
all kind of thinkable packets. But I realized also that I'm facing also
hundreds of possible variations in the IP header.
Are there any tools which can already test the stack for the most common
vulnerabilities such as the overlapping fragment attack, teardrop and other?
In other words it should bombard the stack with invalid IP packets.
I also facing the same problem with DHCP and IGM.
Any help would be welcome and appreciated.
Regards,
Axel
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