settings.toml

# settings.toml

# Add the IP address that is set as the sender of packets.
# If you use a false IP address you effecively spoof the IP address of packets.
# However, in that case you may not receive responses anymore.
src_ip = "192.168.178.26"

# Add the source port of packets.
# Responses will be sent to src_ip:src_port.
src_port = 12345

# Add the target port of packets.
# Packets will be sent to a socket listening to that port.
# You can specify single ports in a list.
# Alternatively, you may also specify a range like: port_numbers = ["1-1000"].
port_numbers = ["22", "80", "443"]

# Add the target IP addresses of packets.
# Packets will be sent to a socket addressable by that IP address.
# You can specify single IP addresses in a list.
# Alternatively, you may also specify a subnet like: ip_addresses = ["192.168.178.0/24"].
ip_addresses = ["192.168.178.1"]

# Add the duration in seconds for how long the data link layer channel will listen to responses.
# After the timeout has run up, the channel will terminate. 
timeout = 1

# Add the number of packets that will be sent in a flooding attack to each socket.
# Use this setting very carefully as it may lead to a denial of service.
# Do not use this setting to attack systems that you do not own or have permission to flood.
number_of_packets = 10

# Add if the source port in flooding attacks should be randomized.
# This may prevent filtering of packet retransmissions by the target.
# Retransmissions are marked if the packet is identical to previous packets.
should_randomize_ports = false