How to Spoof a DNS Request using native Unix tools? [on hold]
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Is it possible to spoof (or capture and manipulate) a DNS request using tools found in Debian and/or macOS?
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Is it possible to spoof (or capture and manipulate) a DNS request using tools found in Debian and/or macOS?
How to Create a UDP Packet?
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what exactly do you want to accomplish? You can make your own DNS requests with dig, nslookup, host and various other tools, you should describe with more details what you want to do exactly.
– rAlen
Nov 23 at 18:37
Yes. I run a bind9 instance on my LAN for ad blocking and in-house DNS .
– ivanivan
Nov 23 at 18:48
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The simple answer is yes. The more useful answer will depend on what it is that you are asking. Please improve question to me more clear. Focus on telling us what you are trying to achieve. Tell us what you have tried.
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Is it possible to spoof (or capture and manipulate) a DNS request using tools found in Debian and/or macOS?
How to Create a UDP Packet?
linux debian osx dns udp
linux debian osx dns udp
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what exactly do you want to accomplish? You can make your own DNS requests with dig, nslookup, host and various other tools, you should describe with more details what you want to do exactly.
– rAlen
Nov 23 at 18:37
Yes. I run a bind9 instance on my LAN for ad blocking and in-house DNS .
– ivanivan
Nov 23 at 18:48
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The simple answer is yes. The more useful answer will depend on what it is that you are asking. Please improve question to me more clear. Focus on telling us what you are trying to achieve. Tell us what you have tried.
– ctrl-alt-delor
Nov 24 at 0:14
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what exactly do you want to accomplish? You can make your own DNS requests with dig, nslookup, host and various other tools, you should describe with more details what you want to do exactly.
– rAlen
Nov 23 at 18:37
Yes. I run a bind9 instance on my LAN for ad blocking and in-house DNS .
– ivanivan
Nov 23 at 18:48
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The simple answer is yes. The more useful answer will depend on what it is that you are asking. Please improve question to me more clear. Focus on telling us what you are trying to achieve. Tell us what you have tried.
– ctrl-alt-delor
Nov 24 at 0:14
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what exactly do you want to accomplish? You can make your own DNS requests with dig, nslookup, host and various other tools, you should describe with more details what you want to do exactly.
– rAlen
Nov 23 at 18:37
what exactly do you want to accomplish? You can make your own DNS requests with dig, nslookup, host and various other tools, you should describe with more details what you want to do exactly.
– rAlen
Nov 23 at 18:37
Yes. I run a bind9 instance on my LAN for ad blocking and in-house DNS .
– ivanivan
Nov 23 at 18:48
Yes. I run a bind9 instance on my LAN for ad blocking and in-house DNS .
– ivanivan
Nov 23 at 18:48
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The simple answer is yes. The more useful answer will depend on what it is that you are asking. Please improve question to me more clear. Focus on telling us what you are trying to achieve. Tell us what you have tried.
– ctrl-alt-delor
Nov 24 at 0:14
The simple answer is yes. The more useful answer will depend on what it is that you are asking. Please improve question to me more clear. Focus on telling us what you are trying to achieve. Tell us what you have tried.
– ctrl-alt-delor
Nov 24 at 0:14
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Yes you just need to know what to put in those packets. You can also install a proper DNS server, and configure it the way that you want.
answered Nov 24 at 0:20
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Yes you just need to know what to put in those packets. You can also install a proper DNS server, and configure it the way that you want.
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Yes you just need to know what to put in those packets. You can also install a proper DNS server, and configure it the way that you want.
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Yes you just need to know what to put in those packets. You can also install a proper DNS server, and configure it the way that you want.
answered Nov 24 at 0:20
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Yes you just need to know what to put in those packets. You can also install a proper DNS server, and configure it the way that you want.
answered Nov 24 at 0:20
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10.2k41955
answered Nov 24 at 0:20
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answered Nov 24 at 0:20
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what exactly do you want to accomplish? You can make your own DNS requests with dig, nslookup, host and various other tools, you should describe with more details what you want to do exactly.
– rAlen
Nov 23 at 18:37
Yes. I run a bind9 instance on my LAN for ad blocking and in-house DNS .
– ivanivan
Nov 23 at 18:48
1
The simple answer is yes. The more useful answer will depend on what it is that you are asking. Please improve question to me more clear. Focus on telling us what you are trying to achieve. Tell us what you have tried.
– ctrl-alt-delor
Nov 24 at 0:14