Anyone know any all-in-one tool for IP spoofing? both win32 and nix are welcome

Im tried having 100 synfloods ect.

go to anonymizer.com and try the tools there.
damn, they got the best damn tools available.

no, I want a tool to spoof, not go trough a proxy or anything.

Istead of having 1000 of tools on my PC (packet generators, SYN floods, ect.) that are requered to spoof your IP, arent there any multi or something that have all the IP spoofing tools in?

actually, the hacker community is still developing it.
check it out in www.hackology.com
its called the black angel project

or for spoofing u can try to use static ip..i dont know man.....there are many articles out there that teaches you

The black angel project sounds cool. It depends though on what you are trying to do. If you were on a local network you could do this with ARP Cache poisoning.

what is ARP cache poisoning?

here's some info about ARP that i found on google.. intresting...
http://www.erg.abdn.ac.uk/users/gorry/cour...-pages/arp.html

ARP stands for Address Resolution Protocol which basically refers to the resolution of an Address (Your IP address within a switched network) to a MAC (Media Access Control).

The idea of ARP Cache Poisoning is that you "inject" a IP to MAC mapping inside of a targets ARP Cache. Lets pretend that these ARP Cache Tables work sort of like DNS tables for ease of understanding. Basically there is a cache kept of IP to MAC mappings for the switch, and by putting in a new one (usually one that points to your own machine inside the network) you can intercept traffic for that machine.

This type of attack is also commonly know as the "man in the middle" attack. The basic idea as I see it is to poison the arp cache forcing traffic that is supposed to go to and from your target machine to actually going to you. You could then setup ipforwarding (or something like it) to continue the communication out to the internet, and back to the target, thereby making you a stop in the middle where you could sniff all incoming traffic just as easily as if you were all on a hub.

Short of this, you could also ARP flood the switch. By putting to much stress on a switch with this ARP flooding, you could force the switch to go into a "safety" mode where it will act as a hub. Then you could sniff traffic again like you were on a hub and not a switch.

As I said, I don't know if that is what this question was going for or not, to vague.

yo but for arp spoofing u have to be in the same network , if u have a victim in a enterprise network it is realy funny . To redirect traffic in the inet try dns spoofing it is much funnier

black (filtered) angel dude.... just wait for it an for now use ur multithousand prggies.

heh heh heh. it cencors me. f uck.