Racket 1.0.6 Released

Over the Thanksgiving holiday and thanks to the fact that I've been trapped indoors for two weeks, I've made some major improvements to Racket, released in version 1.0.6. For those not in the know, Racket is a Ruby Gem used for reading, writing and handling raw packets in an intuitive manner. Between 1.0.2 and 1.0.6, there have been countless changes, including but not limited to:

• Full ICMPv6 support
• Much improved IPv6 support, thanks largely to Daniele Bellucci
• Revamped, more efficient ICMP support (basically copied all the cool things from ICMPv6)
• All encoding/decoding classes moved under their respective layer in Racket::L3, etc.
• Large documentation, test and example improvements

So, as usual, `gem install --source http://spoofed.org/files/racket racket` to install it and then take a stroll through the docs and examples. Enjoy!

Racket version 1.0.2 released, now in Metasploit

Many months back I got word that Metasploit would be including Racket to handle much of its reading and writing of raw packets. Racket was selected for its speed and ease of use and I'm glad to see my work pay off. To celebrate this, I'm releasing 1.0.2, which includes:

• VRRP
• SCTP
• EGP
• General cleanup so as to not trash namespaces
• Various bug fixes
• Numerous documentation and examples cleaned up

Give Racket a whirl, I assure you you'll find it useful. I openly encourage testing, bug reports, suggestions or solicitations for additional functionality.