IPv6 fuzzing with Peach

I started to write an IPv6 header fuzzer in Peach, and recently moved to writing it as a metasploit auxiliary module.  Its half done, but in case it can help anyone, here it is.

This is all done on OSX with Peach 2.3.6

1. Must have scapy installed. (ports has it for osx, aptitude on ubuntu)

2. Add pScapy.pyc to the Peach installation; in my case:
/opt/Peach-2.3.6/Peach/Publishers/pScapy.pyc

3. Modify the /opt/Peach-2.3.6/Peach/Publishers/__init__.py and include pScapy to the __all__ variable:

__all__ = ["file", "sql", "stdout",
        "tcp", "udp", "com", "process",
        "http", "icmp", "raw", "remote",
        "dll", "smtp", "wifi", "pScapy"]

Note: When writing this, I accidentally deleted pScapy.py, so if anyone knows how to, or can decompile the .pyc file, it would be of great help.

4. Modify the ipv6.xml to contain a valid destination MAC and IPv6 address

5. Run:

# python peach.py ipv6.xml

pScapy.pyc

ipv6.xml