I'm using Python and Scapy to create socket, craft a packet and send it. How I create a packet: Thing is when I send the packet and capture it with Wireshark I see this: http://i.imgur.com/peU9gS2.png?1 UDP stuff ends with 9c and I don't understand what is this highlighted stuff, because I am not sending it explicitly. If I do hexdump of my full packet in Scapy, I get this exact data. So it just adds Hex representation of whole packet? asked 22 Sep '15, 06:49  estranged edited 22 Sep '15, 06:50 |
One Answer:
it's the payload of the generated UDP packet, which happens to look like an IP frame itself. So I guess there is something wrong with your scapy script, as scapy does not use any payload by default. Regards answered 22 Sep '15, 08:12  Kurt Knochner ♦ |
