In this chapter we have described sequence numbers between a sender and receiver as a way to protect a communication stream against substitution and replay attacks. Describe a situation in which an attacker can substitute or replay in spite of sequence numbers. For which type of sequence numbering—one general stream of sequence numbers or a separate stream for each pair of communicators—is
this attack effective?
What will be an ideal response?
The
attacker
uses
a
message
from
one
session,
containing
sequence
number
x
and
attempts
to
insert/replay
it
with
another
session,
assuming
that
sequence
number
x
will
be
valid
in
the
new
session.
This
kind
of
attack
only
works
against
the
separate
stream
for
each
pair
of
communicators,
assuming
the
messages
do
not
contain
a
session
ID.
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