Decius wrote:

you can read how Anton Kapela and Alex Pilosov conducted their interception of the DefCon network traffic in the slides from their talk (.ppt). Their DefCon presentation, by the way, was an unscheduled, last-minute talk that occurred at the end of the last day of the DefCon conference, so it hadn't appeared on the conference schedule.

Worth a look.

You've talked about this one for a long time, right? This is a well known vulnerability, kinda like IP spoofing was well known a gazillion years before it was exploited?

Jello wrote:

Decius wrote:

you can read how Anton Kapela and Alex Pilosov conducted their interception of the DefCon network traffic in the slides from their talk (.ppt). Their DefCon presentation, by the way, was an unscheduled, last-minute talk that occurred at the end of the last day of the DefCon conference, so it hadn't appeared on the conference schedule.

Worth a look.

You've talked about this one for a long time, right? This is a well known vulnerability, kinda like IP spoofing was well known a gazillion years before it was exploited?

Yeah, but the information here about long term infrastructural remediation is interesting as well as the attack's method of using AS path prepending to enable them to transmit the traffic back to the final destination, although I think one of their presentation slides underrepresents the scope of the internet that would be excluded from their attack using this method.