Members of Philtered.net ocasionally write code which does not have it's own project, and is just too damned cool or useful to keep sitting inside a dilapidated machine. It is through this page that code along these lines will be released.

Echo

echo.c: A sample socket program that just provides an example of socket programming.

Author: Javaman

ARPGen

arpgen.c: Generates a massive amount of spoofed ARP requests. Also, a client-server version is provided in the following two links. ARPGen Client ARPGen Server

Author: Javaman

ICMP ECHO spoofer

echospoof.c: A program that spoofs ICMP_ECHO (aka, Ping) packets. For learning purposes only. Requires libnet.

Author: Javaman

header sniffer tool

headers.c: A program to display packet headers sniffed off the line. Uncommented. A full article on the program will appear in an upcoming 2600.

Author: Javaman

Linux/i386 Assembly file writer

asmwrite.s: Small code to write to a file in Linux/i386 Assembly. Uses AT&T syntax. I have no idea why anyone would want to do that.

Author: Javaman

Linux/i386 Assembly "Hello World"

asmhello.s: "Hello world!" written in Linux/i386 assembly. Uses AT&T syntax. This may be helpful for anyone just learning assembly programming.

Author: Javaman