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Network Security CS 236 On-Line MS Program Networks and Systems Security Peter Reiher Lecture 9 Page 1 CS 236 Online Some Important Network Characteristics for Security Degree of locality Media used Protocols used Lecture 9

Network Security CS 236 On-Line MS Program Networks and Systems Security Peter Reiher Lecture 9 Page 1 CS 236 Online
Some Important Network Characteristics for Security • Degree of locality • Media used • Protocols used Lecture 9 Page 2 CS 236 Online
Degree of Locality • Some networks are very local – E.g., an Ethernet – Benefits from: • Physical locality • Small number of users and machines • Common goals and interests • Other networks are very non-local – E.g., the Internet backbone – Many users/sites share bandwidth Lecture 9 Page 3 CS 236 Online
Network Media • Some networks are wires, cables, or over telephone lines – Can be physically protected • Other networks are satellite links or other radio links – Physical protection possibilities more limited Lecture 9 Page 4 CS 236 Online
Protocol Types • TCP/IP is the most used – But it only specifies some common intermediate levels – Other protocols exist above and below it • In places, other protocols replace TCP/IP • And there are lots of supporting protocols – Routing protocols, naming and directory protocols, network management protocols – And security protocols (IPSec, ssh, tls) Lecture 9 Page 5 CS 236 Online
Implications of Protocol Type • The protocol defines a set of rules that will always be followed – But usually not quite complete – And they assume everyone is at least trying to play by the rules – What if they don’t? • Specific attacks exist against specific protocols Lecture 9 Page 6 CS 236 Online
Threats To Networks • Wiretapping • Impersonation • Attacks on message – Confidentiality – Integrity • Denial of service attacks Lecture 9 Page 7 CS 236 Online
Wiretapping • Passive wiretapping is listening in illicitly on conversations • Active wiretapping is injecting traffic illicitly • Packet sniffers can listen to all traffic on a broadcast medium – Ethernet or 802.11, e.g. • Wiretapping on wireless often just a matter of putting up an antenna Lecture 9 Page 8 CS 236 Online
Impersonation • A packet comes in over the network – With some source indicated in its header • Often, the action to be taken with the packet depends on the source • But attackers may be able to create packets with false sources Lecture 9 Page 9 CS 236 Online
Violations of Message Confidentiality • Other problems can cause messages to be inappropriately divulged • Misdelivery can send a message to the wrong place – Clever attackers can make it happen • Message can be read at an intermediate gateway or a router • Sometimes an intruder can get useful information just by traffic analysis Lecture 9 Page 10 CS 236 Online
Message Integrity • Even if the attacker can’t create the packets he wants, sometimes he can alter proper packets • To change the effect of what they will do • Typically requires access to part of the path message takes Lecture 9 Page 11 CS 236 Online

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