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What you are looking for is software developed on top of pcap or npcap (formerly known as WinPcap) if you are on Windows. That will give you low-level access packet crafting. More info: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pcap There are various tutorials and resources out there on how to use the pcap C libraries. It could be just what you need. Hope that helps. |
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I downloaded PacketSender looking for a way to send a raw TCP packet. However, just as I suspected, it does not allow me to send a standalone TCP packet but rather start a new TCP connection and send the TCP payload. Application like this certainly has its uses. But I must say that I am rather disappointed that it is not a true "Packet Sender" as the name suggested, because it comes with the full TCP handshake, which I don't want. In fact, I don't think there is a way to send just an L3 packet. It has to be TCP/UDP (I have not used SSL).
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