Network Ingress Filtering: Defeating Denial of Service Attacks which employ IP Source Address Spoofing Base on RFC 2827 Lector Kirill Motul.

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Network Ingress Filtering: Defeating Denial of Service Attacks which employ IP Source Address Spoofing Base on RFC 2827 Lector Kirill Motul

Content  1. Introduction  2. Background  3. Restricting forged traffic  4. Further capabilities for networking equipment.  5. Liabilities  6. Summary

Introduction  What is DoS attack?  Last know DoS attack.  Why this method born?  What this method do?  What this method can’t do?

Background attackerhost router Tcp/syn Source: /32 Source: /32 Source: /32 [etc…] SYN/ACK No route SYN/ACK No route SYN/ACK No route /24 internet

Background What may be happen after previos slide?  Attacked system crash.  Attacker put the blame on another host.  Administrator of host mashine close enter for “sourcer” addreses.

Backgound Methods of attack and sollution  TCP (SYN-ACK) Network Ingress Filtering ?  UDP (ECHO to another site) Systems administrators should NEVER allow UDP packets destined for system diagnostic ports from outside of their administrative domain to reach their systems  ICMP (broadcast) System administrators should consider ensuring that their border routers do not allow directed broadcast packets to be forwarded through their routers as a default. Universal sollution : modified software to allow the targeted servers to sustain attacks with very high connection attempt rates

Restricting forged traffic IF packet's source address from within /24 THEN forward as appropriate IF packet's source address is anything else THEN deny packet /24 attacker Router 1 Router 2 Router 3 ISP B ISP C ISP A ISP D

Further possible capabilities for networking equipment  Implementation of automatic filtering on remote access servers ( The ONLY valid source IP address for packets originating from that PC is the one assigned by the ISP (whether statically or dynamically assigned )).  Routers validate the source IP address (methodology will not operate well in the real networks out there today).

Liabilities and sollution Filtering of this nature has the potential to break some types of "special" services.  Mobile IP Internet Home agent mobile Internet Home agent mobile Tunneling

Summary  Ingress traffic filtering at the periphery of Internet connected networks will reduce the effectiveness of source address spoofing denial of service attacks  Network service providers and administrators have already begun implementing this type of filtering on periphery routers, and it is recommended that all service providers do so as soon as possible.