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Re: TCP/BGP vulnerability - easier than you think
From: Todd Vierling <tv () duh org>
Date: Wed, 21 Apr 2004 11:37:04 -0400 (EDT)
On Wed, 21 Apr 2004, David Luyer wrote: : > You missed the "(assuming the attacker can accurately guess both : > ports)" part. : A significant number of BGP sessions will be with a source : port of 11000, 11001 or 11002; BGP sessions are generally : quite stable and Cisco routers start the source port at : 11000. If true, *that* would be a security risk in Cisco's port selection algorithm. Many modern OS's do not do simple sequential allocation of ports, making this point invalid. -- -- Todd Vierling <tv () duh org> <tv () pobox com>
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- Re: TCP/BGP vulnerability - easier than you think, (continued)
- Re: TCP/BGP vulnerability - easier than you think E.B. Dreger (Apr 21)
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- Re: TCP/BGP vulnerability - easier than you think Iljitsch van Beijnum (Apr 23)
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- Re: TCP/BGP vulnerability - easier than you think Iljitsch van Beijnum (Apr 23)
- Re: TCP/BGP vulnerability - easier than you think Leo Bicknell (Apr 23)
- Re: TCP/BGP vulnerability - easier than you think Petri Helenius (Apr 23)
- Re: TCP/BGP vulnerability - easier than you think Todd Vierling (Apr 23)
- Re: TCP/BGP vulnerability - easier than you think Priscilla Oppenheimer (Apr 26)
- Re: TCP/BGP vulnerability - easier than you think Iljitsch van Beijnum (Apr 27)
- Re: TCP/BGP vulnerability - easier than you think Priscilla Oppenheimer (Apr 27)
- Re: TCP/BGP vulnerability - easier than you think Simon Leinen (Apr 28)
- Re: TCP/BGP vulnerability - easier than you think Todd Vierling (Apr 21)
- Re: TCP/BGP vulnerability - easier than you think Pete Kruckenberg (Apr 21)
- Vendor TCP oops-es (was Re: TCP/BGP vulnerability) Todd Vierling (Apr 21)
- Re: Vendor TCP oops-es (was Re: TCP/BGP vulnerability) Iljitsch van Beijnum (Apr 21)
- Re: Massive stupidity (Was: Re: TCP vulnerability) Alexei Roudnev (Apr 22)
