Collection of "bad" packets in PCAPs that can be used for testing software

• <ipv>_frag_dup_<proto>.pcap: contains a duplicated fragment
• <ipv>_frag_empty_<proto>.pcap: remove IP payload from one fragment
• <ipv>_frag_fuzz_dst_<proto>.pcap: multiple fragmented packets with destination address fuzzed
• <ipv>_frag_fuzz_id_<proto>.pcap: multiple fragmented packets with IP ID fuzzed
• <ipv>_frag_fuzz_offset_<proto>.pcap: multiple fragmented packets with fragment offset fuzzed
• <ipv>_frag_fuzz_proto_<proto>.pcap: multiple fragmented packets with IP protocol fuzzed
• <ipv>_frag_fuzz_src_<proto>.pcap: multiple fragmented packets with source address fuzzed
• <ipv>_frag_nomf_<proto>.pcap: remove MF (more fragments) flag from one fragment (not last)
• <ipv>_frag_offset_offbyone1_<proto>.pcap: one fragment with offset of by one (+1)
• <ipv>_frag_offset_offbyone2_<proto>.pcap: one fragment with offset of by one (-1)
• <ipv>_frag_order_<proto>.pcap: multiple packets with fragments in asc, desc and random order
• <ipv>_frag_skip_first_<proto>.pcap: a fragmented packet without the first fragment
• <ipv>_frag_skip_last_<proto>.pcap: a fragmented packet without the last fragment
• <ipv>_frag_skip_middle_<proto>.pcap: a fragmented packet without a fragment in the "middle"
• <ipv>_tcp_opts_tcp.pcap: a packet with TCP options

Different PCAPs are generated based on IP version and protocol:

• <ipv>: v4 or v6
• <proto>: udp or tcp

git submodule update --init
make

Note: See Makefile for various options when generating packets.

• python

• various DNS PCAPs