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This document provides an overview of IP security (IPSec) by discussing:
1. The security issues with the original IP protocol design and the goals of IPSec to address authentication, data integrity, and confidentiality.
2. The key components of IPSec including the security association (SA), security policy database (SPD), authentication header (AH), and encapsulating security payload (ESP).
3. How IPSec implements tunnel and transport modes to secure host-to-host or gateway-to-gateway communications.
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IP Security (IPsec) is a collection of protocols that provide security for communications at the network level. It allows companies to build secure virtual private networks over public networks like the Internet. IPsec provides authentication, confidentiality, and key management. It operates in either transport mode for end-to-end communication between hosts, or tunnel mode where the entire IP packet is encrypted and treated as the payload of a new packet. IPsec services include access control, integrity, authentication, replay protection, confidentiality, and limited traffic flow confidentiality.
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The document provides an overview of IP security (IPSec) by discussing the security problem with the current Internet protocol, understanding the TCP/IP model, where security can be implemented in the network stack, and the goals and services provided by IPSec. It describes the key components of IPSec including security associations, modes of operation for authentication header and encapsulating security payload, and key management. In addition, it provides examples of real-world IPSec deployment and summaries of the authentication header and encapsulating security payload protocols.
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PRESENTATION PATH
1. SECURITY GOALS
2. INTRODUCTION
3. IPSEC DOMAIN
4. SECURITY ACROSS OSI LAYERS
5. IPSEC COMPONENTS
6. IPSEC ISSUES
7. AUTHENTICATION HEADER (AH)
8. ENCAPSULATING SECURITY PAYLOAD (ESP)
Overview of ip_security by JetArvind kumar Madhukar
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Internet protocol security (IPSec) is a protocol suite that authenticates and encrypts IP packets between communicating devices. It operates at the network layer and is transparent to applications. IPSec uses two security protocols: the Authentication Header protocol (AH) which provides data integrity and authentication, and the Encapsulating Security Payload (ESP) protocol which provides confidentiality, integrity, and authentication. IPSec can operate in either transport mode between hosts or tunnel mode between gateways to provide a virtual private network.
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IPSec provides a framework for securing communications over IP networks by authenticating and encrypting IP packets. It includes protocols for authentication headers and encapsulating security payloads to provide integrity, authentication, and confidentiality. Key management protocols like Oakley and ISAKMP are used to securely establish security associations between communicating parties to protect data flows.
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1. The security issues with the original IP protocol design and the goals of IPSec to address authentication, data integrity, and confidentiality.
2. The key components of IPSec including the security association (SA), security policy database (SPD), authentication header (AH), and encapsulating security payload (ESP).
3. How IPSec implements tunnel and transport modes to secure host-to-host or gateway-to-gateway communications.
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The document provides an overview of IP security (IPSec) by discussing the security problem with the current Internet protocol, understanding the TCP/IP model, where security can be implemented in the network stack, and the goals and services provided by IPSec. It describes the key components of IPSec including security associations, modes of operation for authentication header and encapsulating security payload, and key management. In addition, it provides examples of real-world IPSec deployment and summaries of the authentication header and encapsulating security payload protocols.
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- 2. IPsecurity •Ipsecuity •Architecture •Security association(SA) •Parameters associated to SA •IPsecurity protocol mode •Authentication header(AH) •Encapsulation security payload(ESP) •Key management
- 3. IPsecurityIP security encompasses four functional areas • Authentication:- The mechanism assures that the packet not modified in the way of transition. • Confidentiality:- Communicating nodes to encrypt messages to prevent eavesdropping. • Key management:- Concerned with the secure of exchange of keys. • Integrity:- The assurance that data received are exactly as sent by an authorized entity.
- 4. . The IPSec protocol implemented in two protocols. • Authentication Header(AH). Authentication along with Integrity. • Encapsulating security payload(ESP). ESP has two types ESP with optional authentication. ESP with authentication.
- 6. Security Association(SA) • Communication between client and server. • This is one-way communication. • This is a temporary message/communication link between the sender and receiver. • Both parties wants to communicate, in both side SA should be established.
- 7. Parameters for identifying SA • Security Parameter Index:- This carried out a unique number to the particular security association. • IP Destination Address:- If the clients/sender wants to communicate with server/receiver the client should have the server address. • Protocol Identifier:- whether the protocol is ESP or AH.
- 8. Parameters Associated to SA All security association maintained in SA database • Security Parameter index(SPI). • Sequence number counter. • Sequence number overflow. • Anti replay window. • AH Information. • ESP Information. • Life time of SA.
- 9. IPsecurity protocol mode • Transport mode:- The transport mode encrypts only the payload so the IP header of the original packet is not encrypted. IPSec Transport mode can be used when encrypting traffic between two hosts or between a host and a VPN gateway. • Tunnel mode:- The original IP packet is encapsulated within another packet. In IPSec tunnel mode the original IP diagram from is encapsulated with AH or ESP header and additional IP header. The original IP diagram is encrypted inside IPSec packet.
- 11. IPv4(transport mode) Original IP header TCP Data Before AH:- After AH:- Original IP header AH TCP Data
- 12. IPv6(transport mode) Before applying AH:- Original IP header Extension header TCP Data After applying AH:- Original IP header Extension header AH TCP Data
- 13. IPv4(tunnel mode) Before applying AH:- Original IP header TCP Data After applying AH:- New IP header AH Original IP header TCP Data
- 14. IPv6(tunnel mode) Before applying AH:- Original IP header Extend header TCP Data After applying AH:- New IP header Extend header AH Original IP header Extend header TCP Data
- 16. IPv4(transport mode) Original IP header ESP header TCP Data ESP trailer ESP authenticati on trailer IPv6(transport mode) Original IP header Extension header ESP Header TCP Data ESP trailer ESP authentic ation trailer
- 17. IPv4(tunnel mode) New IP header ESP header Original IP header TCP Data ESP trailer ESP authentic ation trailer IPv6 (tunnel mode) New IP header Extensi on header ESP header Origina l IP header Extensi on header TCP Data ESP trailer ESP authen tication trailer
- 18. Key Management • Manual:- A system administrator manually configures each system with its own keys. This is practical for small network, and relatively static environments. • Automated:- An automated system enables the on-demand creation of keys foe Sas and facilitates the use of keys in large distributed system with an evolving configuration.
- 19. . IPsec referred to as ISAKMP or Oakley protocols Oakley key determination protocol:- its is key exchange protocol based on the Diffie-Hellman algorithm but provided added security. Internet Security Association and Key Management Protocol(ISAKMP) :- It provides a framework for internet key management, And provides specific protocol support, including formats, for negotiation of security attributes
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