Tool Documentation:

intrace Usage Example

Run a trace to the target host (-h www.example.com) using port 80 (-p 80) with a packet size of 4 bytes (-s 4):

root@kali:~# intrace -h www.example.com -p 80 -s 4
InTrace 1.5 -- R: 93.184.216.119/80 (80) L: 192.168.1.130/51654
Payload Size: 4 bytes, Seq: 0x0d6dbb02, Ack: 0x8605bff0
Status: Packets sent #8

  #  [src addr]         [icmp src addr]    [pkt type]
 1.  [192.168.1.1    ]  [93.184.216.119 ]  [ICMP_TIMXCEED]
 2.  [192.168.0.1    ]  [93.184.216.119 ]  [ICMP_TIMXCEED]
 3.  [  ---          ]  [  ---          ]  [NO REPLY]
 4.  [64.59.184.185  ]  [93.184.216.119 ]  [ICMP_TIMXCEED]
 5.  [66.163.70.25   ]  [93.184.216.119 ]  [ICMP_TIMXCEED]
 6.  [66.163.64.150  ]  [93.184.216.119 ]  [ICMP_TIMXCEED]
 7.  [66.163.75.117  ]  [93.184.216.119 ]  [ICMP_TIMXCEED]
 8.  [206.223.119.59 ]  [93.184.216.119 ]  [ICMP_TIMXCEED]

Packages and Binaries:

intrace

InTrace is a traceroute-like application that enables users to enumerate IP hops exploiting existing TCP connections, both initiated from local network (local system) or from remote hosts. It could be useful for network reconnaissance and firewall bypassing.

Installed size: 52 KB
How to install: sudo apt install intrace

Dependencies:
  • libc6
intrace
root@kali:~# intrace -h
InTrace, version 1.6 (C)2007-2016 Robert Swiecki <[email protected]>
2024/11/17 14:45:09.352023 <INFO> Usage: intrace <-h hostname> [-p <port>] [-d <debuglevel>] [-s <payloadsize>] [-4] [-6]

Updated on: 2024-Nov-17