Stegtunnel is a tool written to hide data within TCP/IP header fields. It was designed to be undetectable, even by people familiar with the tool. It can hide the data underneath real TCP connections, using real, unmodified clients and servers to provide the TCP conversation. In this way, detection of odd-looking sessions is avoided. It provides covert channels in the sequence numbers and IPIDs of TCP connections.
11966b466a58cdf47871a9d251dd8d6cc2391268979f455414922b1a72b8a13dStegtunnel is a tool written to hide data within TCP/IP header fields. It was designed to be undetectable, even by people familiar with the tool. It can hide the data underneath real TCP connections, using real, unmodified clients and servers to provide the TCP conversation. In this way, detection of odd-looking sessions is avoided. It provides covert channels in the sequence numbers and IPIDs of TCP connections.
ebef4d7fb76c4d35e30fe24a2260a12237b058adad112fa1c746f7a0277b289cLsrscan scans remote hosts to determine if the will reverse source routed connections, and hence are vulnerable to spoofing attacks.
e473245de3168fc20e84469cfeb7c04222d6d37c5527679ee5d4b2532580828blsrtunnel spoofs connections to a remote host by pretending to be the middle host in a source routed path. The remote host must return source routed connections for this spoofing to work.
f93e7c951f6c48c76504b0e670c181ace1f06b89a1ec655e200edfae795a5a3blsrscan is a scanner to determine whether remote hosts will return source routed connections, or forward source routed packets to a remote host.
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