client.py import socket s = socket.socket() port = 12345

msg = raw_input("Message to send: ") s.connect(('127.0.0.1', port))

s.send(msg) print s.recv(1024) # close the connection s.close() --------------------------------------

server.py

import socket

last_message = "NONE"

s = socket.socket() print "Socket successfully created" port = 12345

s.bind(('', port)) print "socket binded to %s" %(port) s.listen(5) print "socket is listening"

while True: c, addr = s.accept() print 'Got connection from', addr

print 'Sending last message' c.send(last_message)

msg = c.recv(1024) print 'new message recieved:' print msg last_message = msg c.close()

Given the client and server programs, write a third program to either masquerade or spoof packets. The work must be done from a Kali VM only