Changes between Version 3 and Version 4 of CachePoisonExample
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CachePoisonExample
v3 v4 9 9 === Cache poisoning metadescription === 10 10 11 Dimensions: 11 12 12 * '''Logical topology:''' 13 13 … … 39 39 * '''Timeline of events: ''' 40 40 41 [[Image(cpwf.jpg, 50%)]]41 '''Definitions:''' 42 42 43 (in English: An attacker sends a reply to the cache (may be solicited or not) with information about resource=fakeresource. This leads to cache accepting the fake information. Notice that nothing is said about WHY cache chooses to accept this - this is specific to the poisoning flavor.)43 Attacker a, Cache c, Name n, fakeResource fr 44 44 45 * '''Invariants:'''45 e1 := {type = REPLY, origin = a, destination = c, content = (n=fr)} 46 46 47 Nothing in addition to the topology and timeline above. 47 s1 := {c.records += (n=fr)} 48 49 '''Timeline:''' 50 51 e1 -> s1 52 53 * '''Invariants:''' Nothing in addition to the topology and timeline above. 48 54 49 55 === DNS Cache poisoning metadescription === 50 56 51 This is a special case of cache poisoning where the target is DNS cache. I've highlighted customizations from the general cache poisoning metadescriptions to arrive at this one.57 This is a special case of cache poisoning where the target is DNS cache. 52 58 53 59 Dimensions: