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I searched for some examples and inside the tests and I was not able to understand if it is possible to craft a packet from zero. My question is if it is possible to create a packet and then have a binary representation of it (a byte array)? Something like the following example from Scapy.
l2 = Ether()
l3 = IP(dst='8.8.8.8/30')
l4 = TCP(dport=53, flags = 'S')
# This will simply nest the packet inside one another
packet = l2/l3/l4
If you could add an example it would be very useful. Thank you.
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I searched for some examples and inside the tests and I was not able to understand if it is possible to craft a packet from zero. My question is if it is possible to create a packet and then have a binary representation of it (a byte array)? Something like the following example from
Scapy
.If you could add an example it would be very useful. Thank you.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: