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Covert Channels using TCP/IP Header Identification Fields

I wrote this as the deliverable on an independant study program in 2006. You can see the code on github or the original PDF.

The documentation and proof of concept are included here for informational purposes only under the MIT License. Please don't use it for Evil.

A. J. Wright -- [email protected]

Abstract

Covert channels are used to secretly convey information from one place to another. This document presents two means for covert network communication using fields in the TCP and IP headers in an novel manner.

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (c) 2006 A. J. Wright [email protected]

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