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Packet Injection in TCP Security Testing for IoT Security - Ethical hacking and Penetration testing

This video covers the concept of Packet Injection in TCP security testing, focusing on message queueing protocol (AMQP - Advanced Message Queueing Protocol) for IoT security. This ethical hacking and penetration testing video analyzes the behavior of TCP packets in baseline operations, and also when crafted packets are injected into the TCP stream. The setup requires a message broker, we are using the RabbitMQ Server for this demonstration. Also, we will need two IoT devices, one to publish messages to the AMQP queue, and the other to subscribe to the queue and consume the messages. These IoT devices will be simulated with Python scripts using the pika library. Finally, the scapy library is required to curate custom TCP packets for injection. URLs Installing RabbitMQ Server: https://www.rabbitmq.com/docs/install... Downloading Python scripts: https://github.com/ludexab/crafted-pa... Timeline 00:00 - Intro 00:35 - Prerequisites 1:30 - Installing requirements 6:42 - Starting baseline simulation 10:50 - Running crafted TCP packets 14:26 - Analyzing TCP packets in Wireshark