Scapy Socket Logger
Log all traffic going through an Scapy socket to a PCAP file.
Installation
Just use pip :)
pip install scapy-socketlogger
Usage
Practical examples can be found in the Examples folder.
For a plain quick usage reference, you may look into the following snippet:
from scapy.all import SuperSocket, PcapWriter
from scapy_socketlogger import SocketLogger
# Create your socket
sock = SuperSocket(...)
# Create a PCAP writer
pcap_writer = PcapWriter("traffic.pcap")
# Wrap the socket with the logger
logger = SocketLogger(sock, pcap_writer)
# Use the socket normally - all traffic will be logged
# ...
# Close the logger when done
logger.close()
Or use as a context manager:
with SocketLogger(sock, pcap_writer) as logger:
# Use sock here
pass
# Automatically closes and restores socket methods
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