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Comment #10797075
This book is quite good. It was my first introduction in this area.
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Comment #10797071
I'll try it next. Thanks for the suggestion :)
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Comment #10553224
Thanks for the feedback :)
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Comment #10547944
Thanks I'll look into this :)
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Comment #10547814
Normally, an ethernet or wifi restricts an MTU of 1500. I use ping packets accordingly
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Comment #10547726
With even ICMP you can send/receive large messages. There is no restriction on the maximum payload length.
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Comment #10547568
That's good news for me. :)
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Comment #10547527
I tried using some but couldn't get them to work. Probably because many were developed long time back. There have been many recent changes in the kernel.
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Comment #10547518
I haven't tried comparing both. I don't have much resources. All I can say is that using icmptunnel, one couldn't differentiate whether it's using tunnel or direct internet. Hence …
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Comment #10547498
Yes. In my opinion they should restrict the payload size of an ICMP message. Blocking all echo/reply can have adverse impact on other applications as well.
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Comment #10547453
I have tested it. Internet speed difference is negligible. Yup DNS tunneling apps can also be used.
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Comment #10547411
I agree that some captive portals/firewalls do block ICMP but still I've seen many in my country which don't.
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Comment #10508296
Location: Chandigarh, India Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Java, C, C++, NodeJs, PHP, Lua, Python, Django, Elasticsearch, Linux, git, cloud computing Resume/CV: …
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Comment #10348525
You can practice CTF challenges at https://backdoor.sdslabs.co/ :)
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Comment #10328341
Location: Chandigarh, India Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Java, C, C++, NodeJs, PHP, Lua, Python, Django, Elasticsearch, Linux, git, cloud computing Resume/CV: …
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