Spoof IP?

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Post by ayu »

I read earlier today that you should be able to spoof you ip to any ip.
as in if i have a "victim" i should be able to spoof my IP to the victims.

is this old and not doable anymore? or is it?

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Post by Lyecdevf »

That is not true. You can not spoof any IP.

First of all 80% of all IP adresses are spoof prof. Meaning that if your victim is not among those 20% you wont have a chance.

Besides that if your victim has a firewall that is up to date it will be most likely imposible.

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Well, I would urge caution before we say anything is 'proof'. In the crime lab I learned bulletproof vest are only so bulletproof.. Lets pretend we are the mythbusters and find some text/tutorials to back up our words. I am old school, but hip to the new ways - session hijacking? Myth or Truth?

I'd do the work myself but I am at work now..

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Post by FrankB »

Lyecdevf wrote:That is not true. You can not spoof any IP.
I think we all need to agree on the spoofing definition here.
By IP-spoofing, sometimes it is said as "hiding your IP", "making your IP unretrieveable" or even "encrypting your IP" or all of these at once.

In fact it is possible :
- to encrypt an IP irreversably (hence it is not so useful)
- to spoof your IP when you think of it as making a remote machine handling a given IP address as if it was yours.
Mostly by using a proxy with firm policies.
- to masquerade your IP : running an algorythm through the blocks so as that the results looks either like a completely different IP, a TIMESTAMP number or an URL. (i posted that quite a few times now)

The combination of these practises is called 'spoofing' and it is possible, more and more even since people have now routers and DNS machines at home.

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