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Message-ID: <20040427152336.14695.qmail@www.securityfocus.com>
Date: 27 Apr 2004 15:23:36 -0000
From: Michael Gschwandtner <r3d5un@...etz.com>
To: bugtraq@...urityfocus.com
Subject: Re: Perl code exploting TCP not checking RST ACK.


In-Reply-To: <20040425173451.6E5BB396A@...email.everyone.net>

And now for the Python Community,

"There exists an exploit in C and Perl, so why do we need another one?!?"

I started with it on Friday, and there were no exploits on Bugtraq. Now it's ready, so why don't publish it :)

Here you can find it  
http://anyplay.tznetz.com/exploits/disconn_py.html

it is IMHO fast, and supports multiple ports too.


Mike


>Well, I thought I was the first to release some of this 
>but i see places like k-otik already have some C code. 
>Here is some perl code that will reset a connection, it 
>takes a port range that can be used as the source IP's 
>port range, or the destination ip's port range (it 
>assumes you at least no the port of one side of the 
>connection).
>
>Contrib congrats at la la kaiten....
>
>Peace goes out to my dawgs, saevio (ya i still love you, you little hoe), attila, uzimonkey, zeedo, eightball, I won't even mention idiocy and AlienDaemon... anyway.. here it is :)


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