Open FirstBlood12 opened 3 years ago
This should be entirely possible to do and I think with sharppcap either using the libpcap or the WinDivert driver. If you can see how it works with those libraries directly you can apply the same approach with sharppcap. I don't know specifically how to do that but someone else may comment here with more info.
@chmorgan you coded SharpPcap and I think you should know how can I do IP Spoofing using SharpPcap, for example I generate random IP in C# and I replace source IP of socket with the random generated IP and I sent the socket to the website and I do this for each connection to my website so each connection will come from different IP. So how I could do this? Can you provide me a example code of doing this?
@FirstBlood12 you expect me to know how to implement IP spoofing just because I developed the library? I'm aware of what IP spoofing is but I've yet to implement it. It would be more than a little presumptuous of me to think that I could just guess at how to do it and know as much as you might about the subject.
On the SharpPcap side you can call LibPcapLiveDevice.SendPacket() to send a raw packet.
On the PacketDotNet side you can create an IP packet like https://github.com/chmorgan/packetnet/blob/master/Examples/ConstructingPackets/Main.cs
once you created your packet on the PacketDotNet side you'd turn around and send it via SendPacket() like:
myLiveDevice.SendPacket(myPacket.Bytes);
@chmorgan I want to spoof source IP for websockets not for packets because I am using websocket-sharp, So how I would do IP Address Spoofing for websockets using SharpPcap?
I want to test how much users my website can handle. so I want to know how can I do IP Spoofing using SharpPcap in C#. I made a client in C# for my website so how can I spoof the source IP so I can test how much users can my website handle?