gee, a little bit like mine wouldn't you say? Especially using/dev/urandom with 128 as the data size. and you're missing -0, and some releases won't use H unless -0 is specified for raw mode.
For those of you who are attempt to workaround this, and happen to have hping2, here's how to do it. To get the TTL, just ping the destination and subtract from 255, for instance a ping with TTL 251, you'd enter 4. Choose which protocol to use of the four.
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gee, a little bit like mine wouldn't you say? Especially using /dev/urandom with 128 as the data size. and you're missing -0, and some releases won't use H unless -0 is specified for raw mode.
For those of you who are attempt to workaround this, and happen to have hping2, here's how to do it. To get the TTL, just ping the destination and subtract from 255, for instance a ping with TTL 251, you'd enter 4. Choose which protocol to use of the four.
/dev/urandom
hping2 (dest ip) -0 -t (ttl from above) -H (53,55,77, 103) -d 128 -E