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Philippe Biondi (Research Engineer at EADS Corporate

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March 13, 2006

Presentation Title: Scapy and IPv6 networking
Presentation Details:

We will quickly present Scapy, a packet manipulation program. We will show how it can help you in in domains like network discovery, network probing, fuzzing, unit testing, etc. We will then cover the IPv6 support, extending Scapy injection, probing and testing capabilities to IPv6 networks. Status on specific available features will be detailed (tunneling/Teredo support, ND support, available extension headers and other IPv6 related protocols, …).

About Philippe Biondi

Philippe BIONDI works as a research engineer at EADS Corporate Research Center in the system information security lab. He gave many talks in security or open source conferences. He is the author of open source projects like Scapy, Shellforge, and was co-author of LIDS.

Note: This paper will be presented by Philippe together with Arnaud Ebalard.

Event Organizer

Hack In The Box (M) Sdn. Bhd.

Supported & Endorsed By

Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC)

Malaysian Administrative Modernisation & Management Planning Unit

Platinum Sponsors

Foundstone - A division of McAfee Inc.

Microsoft Corporation

Main Sponsors

Cisco Systems

Lucent Technologies - Bell Labs Innovations

Official Airline Partner

Internet Bandwidth Sponsor

AIMS - Malaysia's Telecommunications Hub

Official Hotel

Westin Kuala Lumpur

CTF Sponsor

Ascendsys

CTF Prize Sponsor

Scan Associates Berhad.

Our Speakers Are Supported By:

Bellua Asia Pacific

Core Security Technologies

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