Which of the following is NOT a capability of Scapy as described?

• A. Managing Windows user accounts
• B. Packet crafting, sniffing, and editing packets
• C. Interacting with network targets in real time or via scripts
• D. Reading from a pcap-style packet capture file

Answer: (A)

Scapy is a Python-based tool for packet manipulation. It allows you to craft packets across protocol layers, sniff live traffic, edit captured packets, and send them to targets. It also supports real-time interaction with network targets or via scripted automation, and it can read from pcap-style capture files for analysis or replay. Managing Windows user accounts is an operating system administration task that involves provisioning users, setting permissions, and enforcing policies—nothing in Scapy handles user accounts. The other capabilities—crafting, sniffing, editing packets; real-time or scripted interactions; and reading pcap files—are exactly what Scapy is built to do.