from umit.umpa.protocols import IP, TCP, Payload
# NOTE:
# to create RAW_SOCKET we need SUID, but for normal usage it's not
# necessary. we recommend to use umit.umpa.utils.security to make our programs
# more safety. also dropping priviliges should be done at the same beginning
# of the application
# dropping unnecessary priviliges
umit.umpa.utils.security.drop_priviliges()
# create new IP object
ip = IP()
# setting some fields
ip.src = "127.0.0.1"
ip.dst = "67.205.14.183"
# the same for TCP
tcp = TCP()
# setting some fields
tcp.srcport = 2958
tcp.dstport = 0
# also, SYN flag will be set up. here SYN
tcp.set_flags('flags', syn=True)
# create payload object and set the data while calling constructor
payload = Payload(data="something here")
# create a new packet and include one protocol (ip)
packet = umit.umpa.Packet(ip)
from umit.umpa.protocols import IP, UDP # NOTE: # to create RAW_SOCKET we need SUID, but for normal usage it's not # necessary. we recommend to use umit.umpa.utils.security to make our programs # more safety. also dropping priviliges should be done at the same beginning # of the application # dropping unnecessary priviliges umit.umpa.utils.security.drop_priviliges() # create new IP object ip = IP() # setting some fields ip.src = "127.0.0.1" ip.dst = "67.205.14.183" # create new UDP object udp = UDP() # setting some fields udp.srcport = 0 udp.dstport = 7 # create a new packet and include protocols packet = umit.umpa.Packet(ip, udp) # creating new socket connection # NOTE: we need to raise our priviliges. # we can call super_priviliges() function and pass function which need these # priviliges as an argument. after that, we drop priviliges automatically
