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    This technical seminar presentation provides an overview of IP spoofing, which hides an attacker's identity by forging the source IP address in packets. It discusses how IP spoofing works at a technical level by manipulating source addresses in IP packets. The presentation also covers the history of IP spoofing, its applications like denial of service attacks, methods for stopping spoofing, and advantages/disadvantages. It concludes by noting IP spoofing remains a threat but is less of one today due to operating system patches and use of random sequence numbering.

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    This technical seminar presentation provides an overview of IP spoofing, which hides an attacker's identity by forging the source IP address in packets. It discusses how IP spoofing works at a technical level by manipulating source addresses in IP packets. The presentation also covers the history of IP spoofing, its applications like denial of service attacks, methods for stopping spoofing, and advantages/disadvantages. It concludes by noting IP spoofing remains a threat but is less of one today due to operating system patches and use of random sequence numbering.

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    TECHNICAL SEMINAR ON

    IP SPOOFING
    presented by
    M.SUKANYA

    DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING


    JNTUA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING KALIKIRI-517234
    Content
     Introduction
     What is IP Spoofing
     Why IP spoofing is easy
     How IP Spoofing Works
     IP Spoofing Usaging
     History
     Applications
     Spoofing Attacks
     Stopping IP spoofing attacks
     Advantages
     Disadvantages
     Future Scope
     Conclusion
    Introduction

     IP Spoofing is one of the most common forms of on-


    line camouflage.

     IP Spoofing gains an unauthorized access over a


    network.
    IP SPOOFING
    What is IP Spoofing

     An IP (Internet Protocol) address is the address that


    reveals the identity of your Internet service provider
    and your personal Internet connection.

     IP Spoofing hides the IP address by creating IP packets


    with bogus IP addresses.
    Why IP Spoofing Is easy

     IP routing is hop by hop.

     Routers look at destination addresses only.

     Authentication based on Source addresses only.


    How IP Spoofing Works

     The Internet Protocol or IP is used for sending and receiving


    data over the network.

     Each packet of information that is sent is identified by the IP


    address.

     If you try to respond to the information, it will be sent to a


    bogus IP address.
    Why IP Spoofing is Used
     Hackers use IP spoofing so they do not get caught

    spamming and to perpetrate denial of service attacks.

     IP Spoofing eliminates the need to provide a user name

    and password to log onto the network.


    Brief History of IP Spoofing

     The concept of IP spoofing was initially discussed in


    academic circles in the 1980's.

     In the April 1989 article entitled: “Security Problems


    in the TCP/Protocol Suite”, author S. M Bellovin of
    AT & T Bell labs was among the first to identify IP
    spoofing as a real risk to computer networks.
    Applications of IP spoofing
     Many other attacks rely on IP spoofing mechanism,

    for example SMURF attack (also known as ICMP

    flooding).

     Denial of service (DoS) attacks uses IP Spoofing

    mechanism.
    Spoofing Attacks
     Non-Blind Spoofing

     Blind Spoofing

     Man in the Middle Attack

     Denial of Service Attack


    Stopping IP Spoofing Attack
     Packet filtering

     Compression

     Cryptography

     Software to stop IP Spoofing


    Advantages
     Multiple Servers : Sometimes you want to change where

    packets heading into your network will go.

     Transparent Proxying : Sometimes you want to pretend that

    each packet which passes through your Linux box is destined

    for a program on the Linux box itself.


    Disadvantages
     Blind to Replies: A drawback to IP source address spoofing is

    that reply packet will go back to the spoofed IP address rather

    than to the attacker.

     Serial attack platforms: However, the attacker can still maintain

    anonymity by taking over a chain of attack hosts.


    Conclusion
     IP spoofing is less of a threat today due to the patches to the

    Unix Operating system and the widespread use of random

    sequence numbering.

     Security professionals are predicting a shift from IP Spoofing to

    application related spoofing.


    References
     Internet Vulnerabilities Related to TCP/IP and T/TCP, ACM SIGCOMM,
    Computer Communication Review

     Distributed System: Concepts and Design, Chapter 7, by Coulouris,


    Dollimore, and Kindberg

     An Algebraic Approach to IP Trace-back, ACM Transactions on


    Information and System Security, Vol. 5, No. 2, May 2002

     Network support for IP trace-back, IEEE/ACM Transactions on


    Networking, Vol. 9, No. 3, June 2001
    Thanks….

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