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Re: Hyperlink Spoofing: an attack on SSL server authentication
> Ed Felten of Princeton presented something similar at the Dimacs
> Network Threats workshop in November 96.
Jim Truitt just posted a link for their paper, which I've linked
off my page. Although it incorporates most of the same
ground as my stuff, I think I have shown some additional
vulnerabilities and (more importantly) some new fixes.
Cheers,
Frank O'Dwyer.
> Frank O'Dwyer wrote:
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> | I've written up an attack on SSL server authentication at
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> | http://www.iol.ie/~fod/sslpaper/sslpaper.htm
> |
> | As far as I am aware, this attack hasn't been written about before.
> | It does not attack the SSL protocol or low-level cryptography, but works
> | at a higher level in order to persuade users to connect to fake servers,
> | with the browser nonetheless giving all the usual appearances of a
> | secure session.
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> "It is seldom that liberty of any kind is lost all at once."
> -Hume
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