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January 17th, 2003, 12:33 AM
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Spoofing an IP address... ??
I have been curious as to the whole subject of IP spoofing. Over the years I have read a lot about it but I dont think I really grasp the whole thing.
So an IP spoofer would edit the header of an outgoing packet to show a different IP. If this is true then how does your computer get the return packets? Wouldnt it try and send it to the spoofed address?
I have seen programs that are suppsoed to spoof an IP but i havnt been able to get them to work. I have great interest in network security and this seems to open up a whole new avenue of attacks and prevention but I havnt been able to get much info on it.
Could somebody give me more info on this subject? Maybe explain how it works or link some rescources. I would also be interested in hearing about some programs that do this, so i can test it out on my network.
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