IPv6 Vulnerability Packet Sender for Memory Corruption

CVE-2024-38063

This Python script is designed to send crafted packets to trigger potential memory corruption vulnerabilities CVE-2024-38063. It utilizes the Scapy library to create and send IPv6 packets, optionally using specified MAC addresses. The script can handle multiple network interfaces.

Features

• Send crafted IPv6 packets with optional Interface headers.
• Configure destination IP and optionally MAC address.
• Specify the number of tries and batches for packet sending.
• Supports multiple network interfaces for packet dispatch.

Requirements

• Python 3.x
• Scapy: You can install Scapy using pip:

  pip install scapy

Usage

To use this script, you will need to provide several command-line arguments. Here is how to run the script with the required options:

python cve-2024-38063.py --iface "eth0,eth1" --ip_addr "2001:db8::1" --mac_addr "00:1A:2B:3C:4D:5E" --num_tries 20 --num_batches 20

Arguments

• --iface: A comma-separated list of interfaces to use for sending packets. This argument is required.
• --ip_addr: The destination IPv6 address to which the packets will be sent. This argument is required.
• --mac_addr: The destination MAC address. This is optional; if omitted, no Ethernet header will be added.
• --num_tries: The number of tries per batch. Defaults to 20.
• --num_batches: The number of batches of tries. Defaults to 20.

Example

Here is an example command that uses two interfaces to send packets:

python packet_sender.py --iface "eth0,eth1" --ip_addr "2001:db8::1" --mac_addr "00:1A:2B:3C:4D:5E" --num_tries 30 --num_batches 10

This will send packets to the specified IP address with the specified MAC address over eth0 and eth1, with 30 tries per batch and 10 batches in total.

Author

• Aung Myat Thu aka w01f

Acknowledgments

• Thanks to the Scapy development team for providing such a powerful tool.
• Thanks to ynwarcs for idea