Raw Socket Wrapper

Raw Socket Wrapper is a Go library designed to simplify the interface for creating and manipulating raw network packets. It supports various protocols and provides utilities for packet serialization and randomization.

Key Features 🚀

• Protocol Support: Facilitates the creation and manipulation of TCP, UDP, and ICMP packets.
• Packet Serialization: Provides utilities to serialize packets for transmission.
• Randomization Utilities: Includes functions to generate random ports, timestamps, and byte slices for networking.

Getting Started 🚦

Installation

To use the IP Iterator, you can import the RawSocket package in your Go project:

import "github.com/SyNdicateFoundation/RawSocketWrapper/RawSocket"

Usage

The IPIterator struct represents an iterator over a collection of IP addresses. You can create a new instance of IPIterator using the ToIPIterator function:

iterator := RawSocket.ToIPIterator("100.0.0.0/12", "192.168.1.1-192.168.1.10")

The Next method returns the next IP address in the iterator:

for iterator.HasNext() {
    ip := iterator.Next()
    // Do something with the IP address
    fmt.Println(ip)
}

You can also shuffle the order of the IP addresses in the iterator using the Shuffle method:

iterator.Shuffle()

Prerequisites

• github.com/google/gopacket: A Go library for packet processing.
• golang.org/x/sys: Provides low-level operating system primitives.

Library

The IPIterator struct has the following methods:

• ToIPIterator(data ...string) *IPIterator: Creates a new instance of IPIterator with the given data.
• Next() net.IP: Returns the next IP in the iterator.
• Shuffle(): Shuffles the order of the IP addresses in the iterator.
• SetSkipLocal(b bool): Sets the skipLocal flag to the given value.
• HasNext() bool: Returns true if there is a next IP address in the iterator.

Contribution Guidelines 🤝

Contributions are welcome! If you're interested in improving RawSocketWrapper, please feel free to make a pull request or open an issue.