SendIP is a tool which allows creating and sending of arbitrary IP packets (opens in new tab)

(snad.ncsl.nist.gov)

32 pointssignaler10y ago9 comments

9 comments

hping3 is way, way better, as it not only allows to send those, but also shows you the replies.

I wonder how it compares to scapy (a python library for doing interactive packet crafting). http://www.secdev.org/projects/scapy/

motoboi10y ago

Related, there is this nice tool called Packet Sender, a Mac app.

No raw IP packets, but TCP and UDP.

rocky113810y ago

It's completely off-topic, but is anyone else happy to see those no-bullshit basic HTML pages come up from time to time? Quick to load and leave the formatting to the browser's built-in CSS. I think that's great.

throwaway42010y ago

These kinds of bare HTML pages are better than many sites, but a very welcome alternative is applying just a bit of CSS to keep the width of the content at a readable length, apply a bit of spacing to the text between lines so everything isn't bunched up, and a few minor touches like that to enhance readability and make the page look aesthetically nicer.

You can go really, really far with less than 100 lines of CSS essentially.

unimpressive10y ago

Yeah, but they'd be even better if they were more like:

http://bettermotherfuckingwebsite.com/

nothrabannosir10y ago

I actually find this wide text hard to read.

rcurry10y ago

I think they're great - they remind me of what the internet was like before the marketing departments showed up.

fastandfurryous10y ago

Love it. I find the harder the hardcore Unix(-like) or CS geekery is, the more likely you'll find pages still like this.

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