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HttpHeaderWatcher v1.0.1.3 Some time ago, some members asked how to see the Http Requests. There are quite a few external applications but not in AutoIt! HttpHeaderWatcher in association with WinPcap, very modestly solves this lack. Once done this http watcher, i asked me : why not Re-build a WinHttp Request in AutoIt from a selected Request in one Click ? So i have added a "Create au3" button who open the WinHttp Request of your choice in AutoIt format in SciTE Editor. Voila voila, hope it can help ! Buttons were made online with chimply.com the
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Hi there, a long long time ago... i found the time and need to add again something to the examples forum. I'm currently trying to get better in packet analysing and wrote a proove of concept dhcp protocol analyser. its no where near a completed state but just to give you a hint what can be done with winpcap.udf and fighting against bits/bytes and horrorbly written RFCs (http://www.networksorcery.com/enp/rfc/rfc1533.txt , http://www.networksorcery.com/enp/protocol/bootp/options.htm). YOU WILL NEED THE WinPCap - Packet.dll UDF from here: () #region ;**** Directives created by AutoIt3Wrapper_
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Hi, I have worked on a project for a friend and it needed to retreive some data in UDP packets, it was a challenge because I didn't know anything about that packets, and after few days of work I have managed to do what I wanted. The hardest part was to set a very strict filter for the cpu usage and for the script optimisation, so here is one : ;use filters with _PcapStartCapture ;retreive only tcp packets containing AABBCCDD, at the start of 8 and with a length of 4; like the StringMid func. tcp[8:4] == 0xAABBCCDD ;8th byte from the beginning of the tcp DATA, 4bytes length; always include th