'ICMP Covert Channel: Reading ICMP message at receiver
I am currently doing an assignment about ICMP Covert Channel. The environment is provided in Docker. I am required to send an ICMP message, let say "Hello", from the sender and I used scapy for crafting the message, simply encrypted, without echoing:
import sys
import subprocess
from scapy.all import *
def encrypting(message):
strlen = len(message)
reverse = message[strLen::-1]
return reverse
if __name__ == "__main__":
encryptedMes = encrypting(sys.argv[2])
send(IP(dst=sys.argv[1])/ICMP(type=9)/encryptedMes)
However, at sender, It seemed like I am not allowed to install scapy to use the sniff(). I could use tcpdump but the furthest I could go is:
My expection is to print only the Hello part. I need to write a python script to run indefinitely at receiver.
What are other ways I should try at receiver to run definitely and only print the content I crafted at sender.
Thank you, Huy Nguyen.
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