This blog reflects my own opinions.
Responder 3.1.1.0 comes with full IPv6 support by default, which allows you to perform more attacks on IPv4 and IPv6 networks. As pointed by several people over the years, Responder has always been lacking of IPv6 support and missed several attack paths, especially when it comes to IPv6 only networks or even mixed IPv4/IPv6 since IPv6 is always the preferred stack on Windows. Responder also comes with a basic DNS server answering to A, SRV and now AAAA records. Tools like mitm6 can be used to get IPv6 traf
These lines means send a multicast ICMPv6 Router advertisement to 'FF02::1', router lifetime and reachabletime is set to 0 and we inject a DNSSL called 'data.rogueserver.live' with a lifetime of 2 minutes; We don't want to mess for too long, since every hosts listening for ICMPv6 RA advertisement multicast, will get poisoned with that DNSSL.