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Oh rubbish. It is not hackable. Proper BGP implementations drop packets with TTL > 1 for non-multihop. This means that the only way to attack BGP between A and
by notyourday 9y ago
Oh rubbish. It is not hackable. Proper BGP implementations drop packets with TTL > 1 for non-multihop. This means that the only way to attack BGP between A and B is to have a control of the router on the other side. By doing that one's adversary controls the other side's inbound. It is always the case:
Since my outbound is your inbound and since I control my outbound ( by definition ) then you cannot control your inbound. This means that the only defense is filtering.