Flaw Found in VPN Crypto Security
peeon writes "CNET reports the British National Infrastructure Security Coordination Centre has discovered a flaw in IPSEC protocol. From the article: 'The flaw, which the NISCC rates as "high" risk, makes it possible for an attacker to intercept IP packets traveling between two IPsec devices. They could then modify the encapsulation security payload--a subprotocol that encrypts the data being transported.'"
Does this mean that it DOES apply to IPSEC VPNs that are configured with NAT Traversal?
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Not having integrity protection enabled automatically opens ESP to the replay attacks, which are easier to mount and far more practical than the one described in TFA.
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