pingo

README

pingo

Overview

pingo is a Tool written in Go for sending data over the network using the ICMP protocol.
It supports IPv4 and IPv6.

Installation

Download binary

Download prebuilt ready-to-run binary from the releases page or install using GO.

Build from source

Prerequisites to build pingo from source:

• Go 1.20 or later

Run the following command to install the command-line tool:

go install github.com/aftab700/pingo@latest

or run the following commands to build from repo:

git clone https://github.com/Aftab700/pingo.git
cd pingo
go build

Usage

Help flag

pingo -h

This will display help for the tool. Here are all the switches it supports.

Usage:
  ./pingo [flags]

Flags:
  -h    Print help
  -l value
        Listen for incoming ICMP packets
        Provide an IP address to Receive ICMP packets from provided IP address only
  -m string
        Message string to send (default "Hello")
  -q    Quiet mode
  -s int
        ICMP packet Data block size in bytes
        Allowed size is between 5 and 65495 bytes (default 1200)
  -t string
        IP address of the target or receiver
  -v    Verbose mode

Example usage:

[!IMPORTANT] To successfully send the data, you must first run the listen function, and then send the data.

Listen for incomming packates:

$ pingo -l

Send data:

$ pingo -t 127.0.0.1 -m 'Hello There'

Output of the listener:

$ pingo -l
Listening Using IPv4 Packet Connection...
Received Data: Hello There

Output of the sender:

$ pingo -t 127.0.0.1 -m 'Hello There'
Sending Using IPv4 Packet Connection...
Message sent.

Todo

• Add the option for sending the file and save the output to a file.
• Add an interactive chat feature.
• Add a feature to Encrypt or decrypt data before sending or receiving(AES, XOR, etc). Encode and decode using Base64 and more.

License

ffuf is released under MIT license. See LICENSE.