<AfterBurn> I am trying to spoof the source address of my packets on my winxp machine using hping
<AfterBurn> It seems as if it's just not possible because of the way inwhich windows handles spoofing with raw packets and or sockets
<ET> sorry iam more into unix/linux i have not used windows since it was win 95
<AfterBurn> I know, so Am i. I am just trying it on windows
<AfterBurn> You familiar with hping ?
<ET> yes
<AfterBurn> Okay, just to make sure, is my syntax correct ?
<AfterBurn> hping.exe -a 192.168.10.5 -S 192.168.10.2 -p 80
<AfterBurn> 10.2 being the detination box
<AfterBurn> 10.5 being an address that don't exsist
<ET> yes
<AfterBurn> Yeah, and that should make it show up as SYN_RECIEVED in anetstat -n in windows
<AfterBurn> from teh IP of 10.5
<AfterBurn> the *
<AfterBurn> Which it has failed to produce lol
<AfterBurn> So i assume that the windows xp sp2 don't allow you to create raw packets or sockets
<AfterBurn> I know if i did this on any nix system it would work
<ET> yes thats why nix is cool dektop
<AfterBurn> Yeah, I don't use a GUI in linux lol
<AfterBurn> All CLI
<ET> thats good
<AfterBurn> All of my nix boxes are tied up though, They all hold critical data and I dont want to mess with them using tools like hping and the like
<ET> well hping is user friendly try to have a box and do pentesting not on windows
<AfterBurn> Yeah
<AfterBurn> I need to get an old machine to use for that