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How to parse packets in a python library? [closed]

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python

tcp

pcap

How to you parse a packet from either a .pcap file, or an interface, using python?

I'm specifically looking for a solution that uses a well documented library.

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PSS Avatar asked Feb 09 '11 17:02

PSS

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Try scapy. It is a very powerful program for packet inspection, manipulation and creation.

You can use it to build your own tools.

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Andrea Spadaccini Avatar answered Oct 01 '22 01:10

Andrea Spadaccini
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