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--- clementlecigne [2006/05/26 16:53] – ClementLecigne
+++ clementlecigne [2022/10/05 23:49] (current) – Standardise home: title, category, SITE_UNAVAILABLE KubilayKocak
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-===== About me. =====
+===== Clement Lecigne =====
+===== About me =====
 I'm a 20 years old french student in Network and Telecommunication
 interested by %%FreeBSD%%, security and open source in general. I use BSD
 systems for both server and workstation for about two years. For more
-informations about me or this project, feel free to contact me at
+information about me or this project, feel free to contact me at
-[[MailTo(root@clem1.be)|MailTo(root@clem1.be)]].
+<clem1@FreeBSD.org>.
-===== About the project. =====
+===== About the project =====
 During this summer, I'll will work around IPv6 and its security. My
-submitted proposal can be reached [http://clem1.be/soc-ipv6 here]. My
+submitted proposal can be reached [[http://clem1.be/soc-ipv6|here]] ((SITE_UNAVAILABLE 2022-10-06)). My
 mentor is GeorgeNevilleNeil.
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   * ipv6 stack vulnerabilities reviewing, code auditing, ipv6 stacks testing...
-==== IPv6 library. ====
+==== IPv6 library ====
 Libnet is a powerful C library for packet manipulation, it makes
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 In parallel, I will also improve a python library for packet
 manipulation wrote by my mentor and begin some code auditing
-around the %%FreeBSD%% Kame ipv6 stack.
+around the %%FreeBSD%% Kame ipv6 stack. This python library will be
+useful to do quick test.
-==== Testing, debuging, exploiting, patching. ====
+==== Testing, debuging, exploiting, patching ====
-In this very interesting part, I will :
+In this very interesting part, I will:
   * review last years worth ipv6 stack vulnerabilities.
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   * code an ipv6 stack fingerprinter.
-===== Work in progress. =====
+At the end of this part, a report will be released.
+===== What was made? =====
+  * libnet ipv6 support.
+    * ipv6 extension header support
+    * full icmp6 support
+    * ipcomp support
+    * new libnet ipv6 internal functions
+    * new ipv6 related samples
+  * pcs (packet construction set) improvements.
+    * new connectors (bpf wrapper)
+    * ipv6 support with extension header
+    * icmp6 support
+    * new samples
+  * fuzzers and other tools.
+    * isicng, a remote ipv6 stack and its components (e.g. tcp) fuzzer
+    * futo, an easily configurable command line parameters fuzzer
+    * pyfuzz6, a python ipv6 upper protocol fuzzer (e.g. dhcpv6, dnssec)
+    * lf6, a set of intelligent fuzzing tools that stresses ipv6 stack localy
+    * various attacking and integrity checker tools
+  * code auditing.
+    * %%FreeBSD%% IPv6 userland related tools (e.g. ping6, traceroute6, rtadvd)
+    * %%FreeBSD%%/KAME IPv6 stack
+===== Statistics =====
+  * new vulnerabilities found : eleven (from remote kernel panic to local memory disclosure)
+  * vulnerabilities reviewed : most of the disclosed ones.
+===== Results =====
+Summer of Code will be officially over in few days, we, my mentor and me, are currently
+improving a paper describing all the work I have done. It will give information about
+IPv6 attacks, IPv6 stack vulnerabilities (reviewed and found), IPv6 firewall holes and
+others. We plan to release it with all the tools written when all issues will be fixed.
+----
-...
+{{tag>Homepage}}