TCP Sender : A lightweight application that can be used for quickly sending TCP packets with custom content and performing IP spoofing operations
TCP Sender is an application with a pretty suggestive name that reveals its purpose from the start. It enables you to easily send TCP packets to any IP address belonging to the same network as your computer.
Ease of use and portability
Simplicity is the main characteristic of this application, since there are no complicated configuration options to deal with and no intricated options. Delivered in a lightweight package, the application does not require installation and does not leave footprints in the system registry, which means that you can run it directly from a removable storage device.TCP Sender works just like a wizard, enabling you to send a TCP packet in two simple steps. The first one requires you to select the network interface controller you want to be used for the transfer, presenting all the alternatives within a small window.
Customize packet settings
Next, you have the possibility to configure the TCP packet settings. As such, the application enables you to enter the desired source and destination IP addresses. Since you can customize these parameters, the application can be used for performing IP spoofing operations and hide the real identity of the sender.The sender and the recipient HW are customizable parameters as well, alongside the corresponding port numbers. Once you enter the packet content in the designated field of the application and press the 'Send' button, the application transfers the packet to the set destination.
Applies IP spoofing principles
TCP Sender provides you with a simple way of sending a TCP packet with custom content, concealing the actual IP address of its source. It is a good method to analyze IP spoofing and the TCP protocol.
TCP Sender runs on
Windows 10/11
and is available under the
GNU Public License
license
— the installer is 113 KB.
We’ve catalogued it under
Networking.
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