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Coding a SYN scanner guide


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In this guide, I am analyzing the process of making from scratch a fully functional SYN port scanner. The process goes through many different aspects of network security such as:

–Raw Sockets –Libpcap/Sniffing –Tcp/ip header analysis –The Syn Scanning itself

Full source included. I am waiting for feedback.

http://rapidshare.com/files/53266260/Coding-a-Syn-Scanner-eng-v1.1.txt.html

-ithilgore


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No responses ?
i thought this forum was interested in network security and programming…


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Why don't you submit it as an article on this site? Then, you have a better chance of getting feedback.


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I would, but by transfering the guide to the forum , all the formatting is lost and it is not as readable as in the txt form. ( and formatting plays an important role when reading code and analysing packets :P ) If there is an automatic way for it to be transfered as is, I won't mind.


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ithilgore wrote: I would, but by transfering the guide to the forum , all the formatting is lost and it is not as readable as in the txt form. ( and formatting plays an important role when reading code and analysing packets :P ) If there is an automatic way for it to be transfered as is, I won't mind.

Not the forum… the articles area of this site (look at the sidebar on the left). Anyways, you get to edit it after you post it in the articles section; if the formatting is off, try using <pre> tags to preserve the original format.


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forum and article ; it's the same for the formatting , and the tags wont save it unfortunately.


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why not make it a full featured scanner … if you need help with the C++ ACE framework, I can help. kinchoi!