How can Scapy target multiple destinations with a single packet structure?

• A. It cannot send to multiple targets
• B. It can send to multiple targets using CIDR notation
• C. It can only send to a single target
• D. It requires an additional module

Answer: (B)

Using CIDR notation in the destination field lets Scapy target multiple hosts from one packet structure. When you specify something like IP(dst="192.168.1.0/24") together with a payload (for example, ICMP()), Scapy expands that network into every host inside the subnet and sends a separate packet to each address, all built from the same packet skeleton. This lets you perform a sweep or mass-send with a single defined packet format. No extra module is needed for this capability, and it isn't limited to a single target—the CIDR notation drives the enumeration across the entire range.