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Does winpkt implement SPI and DPI in any way ?
Stateful Packet Inspection? WinpkFilter is a library which takes packet from kernel level and delivers to user mode where you can implement SPI, DPI or whatever you want. It does not implement packet inspection itself.
@SerpentFly wrote:
Does winpkt implement SPI and DPI in any way ?
Stateful Packet Inspection? WinpkFilter is a library which takes packet from kernel level and delivers to user mode where you can implement SPI, DPI or whatever you want. It does not implement packet inspection itself.
It’s OK. But what may happen in case a packet is twisted in a way ? For example wrong packet length or something like that. Can a twisted packet cause BSOD, for example ? (It is rather DPI than SPI I think).
But what may happen in case a packet is twisted in a way ? For example wrong packet length or something like that. Can a twisted packet cause BSOD, for example ? (It is rather DPI than SPI I think).
WinpkFilter driver checks validity of buffers supplied by user, but it does not take care about the packet content. So you can send absolutely anything if modules below and above WinpkFilter accept this.
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