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Leaktest information
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| Website : |
email : mbcx8nlp@hotmail.com |
| Author : |
mbcx8nlp (Nick) |
| Dates : |
07/05/2003 |
| Categories : |
direct network interface reaching |
| Download : |
leaktest in itself : mbtest.exe (View EULA)
all files + sources: mbtest.zip (original author package)
Winpcap files :files.rar (Winpcap files needed for the test)
=> following author instructions about Winpcap, you must copy "packet.dll" in your "system32" directory, and "npf.sys" in "system32/drivers".
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| MD5 |
8A5B861A7A9CB99B1C72A27807F53C16 |
| SHA-160 |
1FDD2183C79F2353115EF88943EE2131AABB028A |
| Operating System : |
Windows 2000/XP |
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/!\ NOTE /!\ : this leaktest doesn't work on all computer due to the fact that it is
coded against a specific language (that means that the program is looking at patterns on
his native language), this is why for instance it won't work on french computers.
As a workaround, you must edit the source to make it fits with you computer.
For i was able to test it on my computer, i had to "hard codded" my MAC adress in it
among other things, the leaktests features wasn't alteared and it still bypass
sucessfully firewall sending 8 packets to my sniffer.
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Leaktest description
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Like "OutBound" leaktest, MBtest send directly to the NIC his packets to try to bypass firewall.
To do this, it sends differents kind of packet of different size/protocoles/type.
It uses Winpcap libraries, but this isn't need to be installed by the user as it is
the case for this leaktest, in theory the program could copy needed files (just two in fact)
by itself without to reboot.
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Meaning
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If the test is a success, this means that your firewall is stuck in high level network
and doesn't check low level.
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Source Code
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included in the mbtest.zip
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(View EULA)