Hooking into windows TCP.

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I'm looking for a way to see every TCP packet and also the possibility to manipulate it before it will be read/written by/to it's Destination.

I checked following but I do not find a solution:
1.) WinCap: Only capture possibilities
2.) Win Pf API: Not possible to manipulate packages
3.) I made a "tcp Bridge", but this solution is boring...and only possible whenn I can control the client's rqst port

Does anybody knows an easy way to do this in c++ or c#?

Thank you in advance.
Bruno

Posted 27-Feb-15 8:31am

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Updated 27-Feb-15 13:27pm

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[no name] 18-May-17 11:48am

Only a test for me: rectiﬁcation vs. rectification

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User 59241 · Answer 1 · 2015-02-27T14:41:00

Solution 2

https://www.google.com.au/?gws_rd=ssl#q=tcp+packet+sniffer+c%2B%2B[^]

http://libtins.github.io/[^]

http://code.google.com/p/libcrafter/[^]

Posted 27-Feb-15 14:41pm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 28-Feb-15 0:10am

5ed.
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[no name] 28-Feb-15 4:44am

Thanks SA.

dpminusa · Answer 2 · 2015-02-27T08:56:00

Solution 1

Try this utility: http://packetsender.com/[^]

Posted 27-Feb-15 8:56am

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[no name] 27-Feb-15 15:03pm

Thank you for your answer.
On a first look it does not look like I can hook in into tcp stack...if I'm wrong can you give me a hint?
Bruno

dpminusa 27-Feb-15 15:08pm

I think he has open source to download. I thought you could use some of that to make a class and add it to your app.

Good luck.

[no name] 27-Feb-15 15:19pm

Yep open source it is. But sending/receiving is not my question, that is an easy job. I like to hook in into Windows tcp stack.
Anyway thank you for effort.
Bruno