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Attack Class: Address Spoofing
Citation
- L. Heberlein and M. Bishop, “Attack Class: Address Spoofing,” Proceedings of the Nineteenth National Information Systems Security Conference pp. 371–377 (Oct. 1996).
Paper
Abstract
We present an analysis of a class of attacks we call address spoofing. With the recent publicity surrounding an instance of such an attack, we have written up a presentation we gave nine months before the attack; we include an analysis of the recent attack. First, we present some fundamentals behind network communication and routing. Next we discuss the class of attacks we call address spoofing. We then give a real-world example of an attack in this class. Finally, we address some of the questions related to these attacks.Notice
The version posted here is a manuscript version. The definitive version was published in the Proceedings of the Nineteenth National Information Systems Security Conference, Oct. 1996.
