> The windows port idea got me thinking about a wish I have had for
> a year or more ... an nmap module ... not a wrapper that calls nmap
> using system() :), but a C-to-perl glue module so the perl scripter
> can access all of the nmap functionality from within perl and not get
> performance hits :) ...
>
> Has anyone started work on a project of this nature? :) I pretty much
> bite at C, but am very experienced with perl and would love to explore
> this idea, which I am sure is not original, with other interestde parties
> ... :) ... I think this would be a wonderful contribution to CPAN and
> the hacker community in general :) ...
>
> Any feedback or pointers to people doing this welcomed :) ...
Some of the hardest part is already done for you, Net::RawIP, available
from http://quake.skif.net/RawIP/ will do the creation and reading of raw
IP packets, you'll just have to figure out all the logistics. It sounds
like an interesting idea, but I have my doubts about the speed of it.
For a simple example of the damage/abilities of this module, you can take
a look at:
http://www.securiteam.com/tools/Net__RawIP__a_perl_module_that_manipulates_raw_IP_packets.html
"An example of a Perl Script which generates a Land packet Denial of
Service attack" -- in about 15 lines.
// chris
tobkin_at_umn.edu
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Chris Tobkin tobkin_at_umn.edu
Java and Web Services - Academic and Distributed Computing Services - UMN
Shep. Labs 190 Minneapolis, MN 55455
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"Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm."
- Ralph Waldo Emerson, poet, writer, and philosopher
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