Authentication Header ● RFC 2402 ● Services – Connectionless integrity – Data origin authentication – Replay protection – As much header authentication.

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Authentication Header ● RFC 2402 ● Services – Connectionless integrity – Data origin authentication – Replay protection – As much header authentication as possible

AH Header Format Next Header Payload Len RESERVED Security Parameters Index (SPI) Sequence Number Field Authentication Data (Variable)

AH Parameters ● Next Header - Next header ID ● Payload Length – Number of 32-bit words in the AH header minus 2 (IPv6 minus 1 64-bit word) ● SPI – 32-bit value that together with the destination IP address uniquely identifies the Security Association for this datagram

Sequence Number Generation ● Sender's counter is initialized to 0 when the SA is established. ● Sender increments the counter by 1 ● New SA is negotiated upon rollover for both sender and receiver ● 32-bits ● Sender must include ● Receiver may or maynot use it

Authentication Data ● Authentication Data field is a variable length field that contains the Integrity Check Value (ICV) for this packet ● Multiple of 32-bits ● The ICV algorithm is specified in the SA ● Usually an HMAC (keyed hash) ● ICV is calculated over the Immutable and Predictable values in the IP header, AH header, padding, upper level protocols and payload, etc.

Authenticated Data ● Immutable ● Version, Payload Length, Next Header, Source Address, Destination Address without Routing Extension Header ● Mutable but predictable ● Destination Address with Routing Extension Header ● Mutable ( zeroed prior to ICV cal) ● Class, Flow Label, Hop Limit

Authenticated Data (cont'd) ● Extension Headers containing Options ( Hop-by-Hop and Dest Headers ● Bit-3 of the Type indicates whether it can change in route ● Changeable – zeroed for ICV cal ● Unchangeable – include in the ICV cal ● Padding ● Fragmentation ● If required happens after the AH Header ● May happen after AH Header is applied, then reassembly must happen and the the AH Header is processed

Authenticated Data (cont'd) ● The AH extension header ● Especially important is the Sequence Number for anti- replay ● Subsequent extension headers ● The payload ● Usually HMAC-SHA-n

AH Location in the list of Headers ● IPv6 considerations only ● At the end of all extension headers except possibly Destination Headers IPv6 Header AH Payload Older Ipv6 Header AH Payload New IPv6 Header Ext Headers Transport Mode Tunnel Mode

Outbound Packet Processing ● Match packet's selectors against the outbound policies in the SPD ● SA Lookup ● Sequence Number Generation ● ICV Calculation ● Fragmentation of the IPSec datagram if necessary

Inbound Packet Processing ● Datagram Reassembly ● SA Lookup ● Based on IP address ● Security Protocol ● The SPI ● ICV Verification ● Calc'ed over Immutable fields ● Mutable but predictable fields ● Options and Payload ● Sequence Number Verification