Tool 62: Traceroute UDP (EthIp spoof)

Description:

  This tool lists routers on the path to a computer.
  How traceroute works: IP header contains a field named TTL indicating
  the number of hops a packet can cross. Each router decreases TTL. When
  it reaches 0, the router sends an ICMP Time Exceeded error back to the
  IP source address. Traceroute works by slowly increasing TTL. So, we
  obtain the list of successive routers because each one sends an ICMP
  Time Exceeded.
  This tool sends an UDP packet to a computer. If host permits UDP, it
  will send back an ICMP error (if port is closed), or send back nothing
  (if port is open). So, it's important to understand UDP port has to be
  closed for computer to return something.
  This tool also permits to use fake Ethernet and IP addresses.
  
  This tool may need to be run with admin privilege in order to sniff
  and spoof.

Usage:

netwox 62 -i ip [-d device] [-E eth] [-e eth] [-I ip] [-p port] [-T uint32] [-t uint32] [-m uint32] [-r|+r]

Parameters:

parameter	description	example
`-i\|--dst-ip ip`	destination IP address	5.6.7.8
`-d\|--device device`	device name	Eth0
`-E\|--src-eth eth`	source ethernet address	0:a:a:a:a:a
`-e\|--dst-eth eth`	destination ethernet address	0:b:b:b:b:b
`-I\|--src-ip ip`	source IP address	1.2.3.4
`-p\|--dst-port port`	destination port number	80
`-T\|--min-ttl uint32`	min ttl	1
`-t\|--max-ttl uint32`	max ttl	30
`-m\|--max-ms uint32`	max millisecond wait	1000
`-r\|--resolve\|+r\|--no-resolve`	resolve hostname

Examples:

netwox 62 -i "5.6.7.8"

netwox 62 --dst-ip "5.6.7.8"