WireCat Files

Disclaimer: If you somehow manage to break something with WireCat, you take full 
responsibiltiy for the consequences. (but let me know how you did it!)

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	Charles Williams (c) 2011

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				WireCat v0.1.1
https://sourceforge.net/projects/wirecat

Questions? Comments? Ideas? Please send all feedback to WireCatTool@gmail.com

Contributors/Support:
	Caelan Burris

WireCat is designed to allow you to generate WHATEVER data you want onto the 
network. Whatever you place in your payload file will apear verbatim on the network 
without any headers.  

Overall, WireCat is intended to allow you to play arround with or fuzz the network 
stack on a target machine, but there are probably ways to use it I havent thought of. 


To run WireCat, you will need to install the libpcap0.8 and libnet1 libraries. Then just 
run 'sudo path/wirecat'

To compile from source, install the libpcap0.8-dev and libnet1-dev libraries. 

Notes:
--For now, it is limited to generating up to 1,000 packets at a time, because im to 
lazy to fix it right now. 

Bugs:
--may seg fault if a transmission size over 1514 is entered.  Not sure if this is caused by
the libnet librarie, the graphics card, the driver, or what.  


Features to be added:
--Support to transfer payload over a TCP session (currently in development)
--Support for other protocols such as UDP, HTTP, etc.
--Better payload file parsing so that payload can be split into user defined segments of
variable size


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