Tcpreplay 1.4.3 released & a call for testers

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Attention all IDS testers and libnet junkies!

Tcpreplay 1.4.3 has been released which contains a bunch of important bug fixes over earlier 1.4.x releases as well as new features and performance enhancements over the 1.3.x tree. And as a special bonus, tcpreplay now contains a pretty FAQ full of example uses of tcpreplay and it's sister program tcpprep. All this and more for the low, low price of $0 after instant rebate when you download it at:

http://tcpreplay.sourceforge.net/

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On another note, 1.5 development is well underway, and I'm looking for a few testers who'd be interested in testing and providing feedback on the latest tool in the tcpreplay suite: flowreplay. Flowreplay can read the same pcap files as tcpreplay, only it actually connects to server(s) and replay's the client side of the connection. Perfect for testing HIDS or tcpdump captures of exploits in the wild against vulnerable/patched servers.

Flowreplay is still under heavy development and is considered alpha at best. However, I'd love to hear feedback from the user community regarding feature requests or ideas you have to improve on the basic concept. Of course, if you are interested in testing this tool with your pcap files, let me know.

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Aaron Turner   
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