Lecture

Network Security: BGP Spoofing

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Description

This lecture covers the Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) and its vulnerabilities, focusing on BGP security weaknesses, such as weak authentication mechanisms and BGP hijacking. It discusses real-world examples of BGP hijacking incidents and explores defenses like BGPsec. The importance of cryptography in securing routing information is emphasized, highlighting the need for a hostile network threat model.

Instructors (2)

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