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Penetration Testing
What's Next? Attack of Internal IP Disclosure May 24 2011 09:07AM Zaki Akhmad (zakiakhmad gmail com) (5 replies) RE: What's Next? Attack of Internal IP Disclosure May 25 2011 05:18AM Chadha, Sachin (Sachin Chadha fisglobal com) Re: What's Next? Attack of Internal IP Disclosure May 25 2011 05:17AM Nikhil Wagholikar (visitnikhil gmail com) Re: What's Next? Attack of Internal IP Disclosure May 24 2011 03:05PM Michal Zalewski (lcamtuf coredump cx) Re: What's Next? Attack of Internal IP Disclosure May 24 2011 02:54PM Veronica (vero valeros gmail com) |
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> Hi all,
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> I need a hint/idea here.
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> After I launched a penetration testing attack from Internet, I could
> disclose the internal IP address. What would be the attack after I
> knew the internal IP address? How do I access directly to this machine
> with internal IP address?
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IPV6 is unicast,there is no NAT, so you can simply connect to that
computer as if you were on the same network as it.
there isn't much you can do with it's IPV 4 address, but you can do a
lot with its IPV6 address.
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