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Bit-Twist (Packet Generator/Editor)
Packet generator and packet editor for Linux, BSD, macOS, and Windows
... of a trace file. Bit-Twist is designed for exceptional speed! Utilizing a standard laptop with Linux system, you can edit 10 million packets in less than 5 seconds, and send the packets onto a live network, achieving throughput levels that match the maximum line rate of your NIC. Packet generator is useful in simulating networking traffic or scenario, testing firewall, IDS, and IPS, and troubleshooting various network problems. https://bittwist.sourceforge.io / ayeowch@gmail.com -
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QuickSock
A simple C++ socket library used to make socket programming tolerable.
... in the future" section for details. Any criticism, feature requests, and/or bug reports are appreciated. Things to add in the future: * Proper support for IPV6 networking. * Optional reliable messaging. * TCP support. * C++ native stream support. / Better error checking. * An asynchronous socket class. The source code for the project is provided 'as-is' to anyone who wants it, edit it as you like. I'd prefer it if you'd credit me for the official version, but that's completely optional
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