The Desktop Word Packet Processor
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WireEdit allows WYSIWYG editing of Pcap data in situ for any network stack at any stack layer while preserving the binary integrity of the data. Data editing is done in a break-proof manner with the lengths, checksums, offsets, and other inter- and intra-packet dependencies recalculated on-the-fly for all affected packets and protocol layers.
One could think of WireEdit as a Microsoft Word™ for captured network data. All other packet editing tools are very limited in their ability to edit binary encoded stack layers above TCP/UDP without breaking packets' integrity. WireEdit is a full-stack packet editor by design. It preserves packets' integrity at all layers during editing.
We are not aware of a comparable full stack packet editors, free or commercial.
No
Modifying packets' bits requires a license.
If you're asking about editing packets' binaries the answer is Yes. However a Pcap file format editing capability is free. One can Copy/Paste frames within or between files, delete frames, edit time stamps, etc. without a commercial license.
It is $3499/user/year, minimum 5 users. On-premises deployment licenses are available. Please contact us.
Short answer: By design if you can dissect X at Y, you can edit X at Y.
Install the latest WireEdit. No license is required. If you can't decode (dissect) the networking layer/stack of interest, let us know and we'll fix it. We can support any network stack.
No. WireEdit is an enterprise product. Volume discounts are available.
You can do one time WireEdit eval at $285 USD per 72 hours. Outside connection is required.
Yes. On-premises deployment is available for qualified customers.
Yes, a CLI version of WireEdit is available.
Yes.
You can replay a stateful packet exchange on a live wire with FlowCoder.
Please check our FlowCoder product.
Yes, but you will run the risk of breaking binary integrity of the packet and the connection it belowngs to. WireEdit allows to avoid such issues.
Yes.
Yes.
No.
No. Absolutely not.
Yes. The changes made will be pushed to the fragments the packet has been reassembled from.
Full support for all 4G/LTE 3GPP Mobile Core protocols and interfaces including SS7, RANAP, DIAMETER, and VoLTE.
Yes.
Yes, absolutely! Watch this short 2015 video: Editing GSM Mobile Application Part.
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