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| Subject | Faking TCP Sessions with Scapy |
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Hi all: For various reasons, I want to take apache logs, and create actual pcap packets that could plausibly have created those logs. Obviously, a lot of the info would need to be faked, such as the actual page contents that were served (we have a byte count), the ports, and a few other details. Is there a library built on top of scapy (or other pcap library) that can generate both parts of this transaction, if I feed in the text to encapsulate? Or am I going to need to craft each packet individually (which shouldn't be a big deal anyway, really)? Thanks in advance
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