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This release aims to add the following: 1. Support for other attacks, particularly CRIME and POODLE. This will help experiment on the extensibility of Rupture as a generic web attack framework. 2. Backtracking support. This will allow full decryption of large portions of potentially overlapping plaintext and increase robustness of experimental results significantly. 3. A web UI. This will make the attack more accessible and usable, as it will be managed by a simple interface and no need to set-up and run command line tools. 4. Support for IPv6 and SPDY. This will help support future attacks (HEIST) and also allow popular targets to be published. Once support for this protocol is added, some popular targets will be pre-bundled with our software. 5. Increased measured test coverage and code health with a target of complete coverage. We aim to finish this release by the end of summer 2016.
Overdue by 9 year(s)•Due by August 29, 2016•6/6 issues closed