[ipv6hackers] IPv6 security tools released

Fernando Gont fgont at si6networks.com
Thu Jul 5 00:20:22 CEST 2012


Hi, Seth,

On 07/04/2012 03:17 AM, Seth Hall wrote:
>> I ask because, for most uses, producing the packet captures is
>> simply a matter of running the tools and tcpdump on the same
>> system...
> 
> Agreed, I was just hoping to avoid the need to do that.  I'm one of
> the lead developers of Bro-IDS and our upcoming 2.1 release has very
> good IPv6 support, but I want to make sure that we cover the
> functionality of as many tools like yours as possible.

I can provide, if you want, a list "tests"/attacks (yet unpublished)
that can be performed with the tools. It's certainly not the raw packets
that you requested, but still certainly narrows down *a lot*  the
possible combinations.


> Sometimes the need to figure out how to run tools like you wrote
> correctly is just enough of a barrier that it will stay on my "todo
> list" for far too long.  

There are examples in the "manual pages", and, as noted above, I've a
set of "companion documents" that tell you exactly how to run the tools
to perform different types of attacks. Please let me know if this would
be of any help, and I'll make sure to provide such info.

Cheers,
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