At 20:14 09.07.02 +0200 tideat_private wrote: ->I think I once read something about taking over tcp connections on ->phrack.org but couldn't find the 'phile' anymore. link, anyone? ->Judging from the document I just mentioned, one can take over every ->alive tcp connection. I believe you're referring to the fine juggernaut by route, available in phrack 50 ( http://www.phrack.org/show.php?p=50&a=6 ). 2 remarks though: The first version had a bug, so you should get the patch for juggernaut 1.0 -> 1.2 from phrack 51 right away ( http://www.phrack.org/show.php?p=51&a=7 ) Second: there is some inline assembler, I managed to fumble it into working condition for the 2.2.x Linux kernel and glibc6, but since I don't know the least bit about assembler essentially, nor what I really did there, I don't know how hard it would be for BSD. Maybe not at all, though, it's probably worth a try. juggernaut has a couple of handy features, among those 2 kinds of connection hijacks, connection spying, a packet assembly module and all with a menudriven frontend. ( Plus "Souper sekret option number eight", of course. ) I believe it's pre-libnet, but not quite sure. hth, jo
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