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Re: FakeNetBIOS tools released

Subject: Re: FakeNetBIOS tools released
Date: Wed, 19 Oct 2005 09:10:38 +0200
Patrick Chambet wrote:
The individual tools are:

  - FakeNetbiosDGM (NetBIOS Datagram)
  - FakeNetbiosNS (NetBIOS Name Service)

Each tool can be used as a standalone tool or as a honeyd responder or
subsystem.

Hello all,

please note that in order to use those tools with honeyd, you may need to apply some patchs to honeyd src and use a custom version or honeyd won't be able to deliver broadcast packet (needed by NB-dgm).

These patchs are diffed from honeyd 1.0 (last stable release) and can be found here :
https://bugs.honeynet.org/show_bug.cgi?id=130
https://bugs.honeynet.org/show_bug.cgi?id=131


You can probably apply them on the latest release candidate without to much harm.

please note that those patchs are totally unsupported by honeyd author.

caveat : as you may have seen in the second patch, the behavior is correct only with a /24 network. this probably works with a < /24 network but you may want to change the following line, according to your config :
if((ntohl(dst_pa->addr_ip)&0xff)==0xff) { /*XXX*/


By the way, using only one honeyd box and being able to see a bunch of hosts with != ether addr, != ip addr populating the Windows "Network Places" using a custom domain really kicks a**.

way to go patrick !

regards,

--
Francis

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