42 lines
1.5 KiB
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42 lines
1.5 KiB
Plaintext
REM This script sets up a network padding technique.
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REM Using Scapy to send padded IP packets with random payload length.
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REM Each packet is padded with a random number of 'A' characters to obfuscate the payload.
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REM This helps to add padding to the network traffic and increase the overall packet size.
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REM Keep in mind that while network padding can add some level of privacy,
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REM it doesn't guarantee complete anonymity or security.
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REM By default, it sends 600 packets with random payload length and padding.
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REM Current script runs for about 5 minutes
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REM Change the range value in the 'send([packet] * 600)' line 33
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REM For example, changing it to 'send([packet] * 1200)' will last about 10 minutes.
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REM Adjust the inter parameter to control the delay between each packet.
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REM The current value is set to 0.5 seconds, but you can modify it as needed for your testing purposes.
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REM Requirements: Python 3 and Scapy. You can install Scapy using the command 'pip3 install scapy'.
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REM warnings can be ignored as they indicate that no IPv4 address is currently assigned to those interfaces.
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REM The script will continue to function as intended
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REM Author: Narsty
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REM Title: Network Padding Fury
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REM Target: MacOS
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REM Version: 1.0
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REM Category: Obscurity
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ID 05ac:021e Apple:Keyboard
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DELAY 500
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GUI SPACE
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DELAY 500
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STRING Terminal
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DELAY 1000
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ENTER
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DELAY 500
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STRING python3 -c 'import random, time; from scapy.all import *; packet = IP() / Padding(load="A" * random.randint(100, 200)); send([packet] * 600, inter=0.5)'
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ENTER
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