PHP Magazin 2.16: BGP - so gefährdet wie nie

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BGP - so gefährdet wie nie

Das Border Gateway Protocol: ungeschützt und daher ein leichtes Ziel für Angriffe

Im PHP Magazin 2.2016 ist ein Artikel über Angriffe auf und über das Border Gateway Protocol BGP erschienen.

Links

[1] Wim Remes; Black Hat USA 2015: "Internet Plumbing for Security Professionals: The State of BGP Security"
[2] Vincent J. Bono; North American Network Operators Group: "7007 Explanation and Apology"
[3] Avi Freedman; North American Network Operators Group: "7007: FROM THE HORSE'S MOUTH"
[4] Adrian Chadd: "[lore] Murphy's Law Strikes Again: AS7007"
[5] RIPE Network Coordination Centre: "YouTube Hijacking: A RIPE NCC RIS case study"
[6] Martin Brown; Dyn Research: "Pakistan hijacks YouTube"
[7] Andree Toonk; BGPmon: "Chinese ISP hijacks the Internet"
[8] Andree Toonk; BGPmon: "Massive route leak cause Internet slowdown"
[9] Doug Madory; Dyn Research: "Global Collateral Damage of TMnet leak"
[10] Andree Toonk; BGPmon: "How Hacking Team Helped Italian Special Operations Group with BGP Routing Hijack"
[11] Jim Cowie; Dyn Research: "The New Threat: Targeted Internet Traffic Misdirection"
[12] Andree Toonk; BGPmon: "Turkey Hijacking IP addresses for popular Global DNS providers"
[13] Pat Litke, Joe Stewart; Dell SecureWorks: "BGP Hijacking for Cryptocurrency Profit"
[14] Andree Toonk; BGPmon: "The Canadian Bitcoin Hijack"
[15] Internet Society: "Resource Public Key Infrastructure (RPKI)"
[16] ARIN: "Resource Public Key Infrastructure (RPKI)"
[17] RIPE: "Resource Certification (RPKI)"
[18] Artyom Gavrichenkov; Black Hat USA 2015: "Breaking HTTPS with BGP Hijacking"
[19] Dan Hubbard, Andree Toonk; Black Hat USA 2015: "BGP Stream" (Präsentation auf SlideShare)
[20] Steven M. Bellovin: "A Look Back at "Security Problems in the TCP/IP Protocol Suite"" (PDF)
[21] Anton Kapela, Alex Pilosov; DEF CON 16 (2008): "Stealing The Internet - A Routed, Wide-area, Man in the Middle Attack" (Material)
[22] Internet Society: "Securing Routing Information" ()
[22] IETF Working Group Secure Inter-Domain Routing (sidr)
[23] BUSEC: Boston University Security Group: "Hardening the RPKI Against Faulty or Misbehaving Authorities"