RE: Traces

From: Fernando Gont (fernando_at_gont.com.ar)
Date: 01/06/04

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    Date: Tue, 06 Jan 2004 10:35:44 -0300
    To: "Shawn Jackson" <sjackson@horizonusa.com>, "Meritt James" <meritt_james@bah.com>, Iain@mta1.horizonusa.com
    
    

    At 11:26 05/01/2004 -0800, Shawn Jackson wrote:

    > Personally I think this would only be, slightly, useful when
    >automated and even then multiple sites off your network, backbone even,
    >have to be under attack. Additionally it has to be from one system, or
    >group of systems on the same netblock (CIDR or Subnet), which isn't too
    >likely in this day-in-age.

    Do you mean they should be in the same netblock in order to be practicable,
    or what?

    > Besides a corporate network or controlled networking environment
    >I can't see this being too terribly useful. But then again this is
    >coming from the guy who wants to beat script-kiddies up with a clue bat.
    >Ending spoofing would be extremely useful, or at least finding out a way
    >to locate the attackers when spoofing is being employed. Does IPv6 solve
    >this issue? Personally I haven't had time to fully inspect the protocol.

    Unfortunately, things like mobile-IP requires hosts to "legally" spoof IP
    addresses.
    This "spoofing" is required as there are problems in the Internet
    architecure that have not been solved.

    >I'm going to head to B&N sometime this week and see if they have that
    >book, has anyone read it, is it any good?

    I've read both the first and second editions (I think there's a third
    edition by now).
    It's interesting. You'll enjoy reading it.
    (I've found some technical errors, and sometimes I got the feeling that the
    authours get too excited, though)

    >Now let the Out-Of-Office and
    >Undeliverable messages come, come to me!!

    BTW, I sent an e-mail to the owner of the list, proposing to:

    a) Change the Return-Path field so that it points to the mail robot. This
    would free us from getting "undeliverable message" errors.
    b) Change the Reply-To field so that it points to the list, rather than the
    poster of the message. IMHO, replying only to the poster is the exception,
    *not* the rule.

    Let's see what happens.... :-)

    Best Regards,

    --
    Fernando Gont
    e-mail: fernando@gont.com.ar || fgont@acm.org
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