scapy tcp packet

This tutorial shows how to create a TCP header with scapy and how to associate a destination port with it. The destination port number of 80 is used which signifies the port number used by http.

1. The command sudo scapy starts scapy on the Ubuntu system.

2. The command ls(TCP) shows the list of commands which are available with the TCP header. These are the fields which are available in a typical TCP header.

3. The command tcp=TCP() creates a TCP Object.

4. The command tcp.dport==80 associates the TCP destination port as 80. Note that the sport command is not used. In this case, the operating system would select randomnly a source port for the TCP header.

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