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Re: Possibility of replay attacks in manually keyed IPsec?
Subject: Re: Possibility of replay attacks in manually keyed IPsec?
From: Chris Cappuccio (chris
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Date: Mon Dec 06 1999 - 01:34:23 CST
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On Sat, 4 Dec 1999, Stefan Norberg wrote:
| Mikael,
| IPSec does NOT use fixed encryption keys.
Yes it can, this is called manual management, manual techniques, and
manual cryptographic key management throughout the RFC which you mention.
| RFC2401 provides an excellent overview of the IPSec protocols.
|
Furthermore, the RFC states that IPSec implementations are required to
implement both manual and automatic key exchange.
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