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Routing nightmare. How to pentest OSPF and EIGRP dynamic routing protocols

Written by necreas1ng

The magic and charm of dynamic routing protocols can be deceptive: admins trust them implicitly and often forget to properly configure security systems embedded in these protocols. In this article, I will explain what nightmares can occur if the network admin doesn’t take a good care of the security of OSPF and EIGRP routing domains.
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