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5 Commits (c92cd77c516e925c7ec9d4618143234753ecf8e6)

Author	SHA1	Message	Date
ValdikSS	67c226dc7c	Fix all types and warnings	4 years ago
ValdikSS	ed42c5d627	Fix all the warnings and notes	4 years ago
ValdikSS	bbb6af89fe	New Fake Packet circumvention method: wrong SEQ/ACK numbers This method sends Fake Packet with the TCP SEQ/ACK numbers "in the past": -66000 is used for ACK (right out of the ACK permissive window in Linux stack), -10000 is used for SEQ (without any reasoning). This method is pretty effective in Russia. It also could be handy in a networks which prohibit changing TTL values (mobile networks with tethering block/premium feature).	4 years ago
ValdikSS	b57a204d96	Apply each Fake Packet method to each packet separately Before: --set-ttl and --wrong-chksum generated single Fake Packet with both low TTL and incorrect checksum. Now: --set-ttl and --wrong-chksum generate two packets: one with low TTL, another with incorrect checksum.	4 years ago
ValdikSS	f2de8fce8d	Fake Request Mode	6 years ago