Simple Interface
Edit any packet at any layer from L1 to L7 with just a few mouse clicks. No hacking required. No need to look at Hex dumps.
Edit any packet at any layer from L1 to L7 with just a few mouse clicks. No hacking required. No need to look at Hex dumps.
WireEdit knows all mandatory/optional elements of a packet, their data types, encoding, inter-dependency, position offsets, value constraints, checksums, etc.
As you're editing WireEdit takes care of all the behind-the-scene details on the fly. No need to think about any of it.
WireEdit is a desktop WYSIWYG packet editor. It lets you easily edit captured network packets in a simple point-and-click interface.
Ethernet, IPv4, IPv6, UDP, TCP, SCTP, ARP, RARP, DHCP, DHCPv6, ICMP, ICMPv6, IGMP, DNS, LLDP, RSVP, FTP, NETBIOS, IMAP, POP3, RTCP, RTP, SSH, TELNET, NTP, LDAP, XMPP, CIFS/SMB v1 (original), iSCSI, SCSI, HTTP/1.1, OpenFlow 1.0-1.3.
WireEdit deeply understands the syntax rules of all supported network stacks at all layers. So you can edit a packet without directly manipulating any of the data. WireEdit verifies on the fly all the changes you make and takes care of fields/layers encoding, offsets, inter-dependency, integrity, etc.
Yes. WireEdit can support any protocol/stack no matter how complex.
While in most cases WYSIWYG editing mode is sufficient, the raw data editing mode is supported as well. You can seamlessly switch between the two modes.
WireEdit allows editing files in .pcap format. No .pcapng support yet.
Windows 7+ and Ubuntu Desktop Linux. No Mac yet, sorry.
No. WireEdit is a packet editor, not the analyzer. No real-time packet capture either.
No data of any kind is gathered, no connections to outside servers, except for a standard WINE repository in Ubuntu install.
No but we’d be happy to talk about it.
Check wirefloss.com. It's much simpler than WireEdit, but should give you the idea.
Yes. You have to use special OVERWRITE mode. In this mode you can break the rules, but then you're on your own.
Yep. Coming soon.
WireEdit is currently free but we may add premium features for enterprise users in the future.
We'd love to hear from you