《Project L9_ Win 7 DoS by RA Packets (10 pts.)》.pdfVIP

Project L9: Win 7 DoS by RA Packets (10 pts.) Project L9: Win 7 DoS by RA Packets (10 pts.) What you Need A Linux attacker--I used BackTrack 4 R2 in a virtual machine A Windows 7 target AN ISOLATED NETWORK! This is a very dangerous zero-day attack! It will freeze or even crash every Windows machine in its broadcast domain! Do NOT do it at work, on a VM in Bridged mode, in any CCSF lab other than S214, in a public coffeehouse, etc. If you use VMware running on a Windows host, you need to first protect the host OS from the attack, or the VMs will kill their own host and the whole thing will fail. To protect the host machine, open an Administrator Command Prompt and execute this command: netsh interface ipv6 set interface Local Area Connection routerdiscovery=disabled However, do NOT execute that command on the virtual machine you are attacking before starting this project. Isolating your Network The simplest way to do it is to run both the attacker and defender as virtual machines on the same host, and run in NAT networking mode. Another way to do it is to use a router from the closet in S214 and physically isolate your machines from the rest of the network. If you do not understand the last two sentences, STOP and do not attempt this project. WAIT until you can get supervision from Sam or another student who understands what network isolation is. Start the Target Windows 7 Machine Start the Windows 7 target machine and log in. Open a Command Prompt and execute the IPCONFIG commmand. You should see an IPv6 address starting with fe80::, as shown below on this page: /ipv6/proj/projL9-flood-router.htm [2012/12/13 15:50:42] Project L9: Win 7 DoS by RA Packets (10 pts.) Downloading and Compiling thc-ipv6 BackTrack 4 R2 includes the thc-ipv6 attack toolkit, but for some reason I cannot modify and recompile the tools