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security concerns with cable splitters
From: josholson at gmail.com (Josh Olson)
Date: Thu, 2 Apr 2009 16:16:51 -0400
On Thu, Apr 2, 2009 at 4:10 PM, Nathan Sweaney <NSweaney at tulsacash.com> wrote:
All sensitive data is encrypted, but I'm concerned that if the attacker is able to intercept/inject packets, he could infiltrate the system using something like BeEF of any old exploit that would then let him pivot & attack the data from the inside before it gets encrypted.
Maybe I'm misunderstanding what you're saying here. But it seems like the data should be encrypted before it reaches the cable modem on the way out. This based on the assumption that the cable modem is plugged into some sort of router, and all sensitive traffic is encrypted (through some other means) prior to routing.
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- security concerns with cable splitters Nathan Sweaney (Apr 02)
- security concerns with cable splitters Chris Frederick (Apr 02)
- security concerns with cable splitters Nathan Sweaney (Apr 02)
- security concerns with cable splitters Josh Olson (Apr 02)
- security concerns with cable splitters Nathan Sweaney (Apr 02)
- security concerns with cable splitters Nathan Sweaney (Apr 02)
- security concerns with cable splitters Chris Frederick (Apr 02)
- security concerns with cable splitters Chris Merkel (Apr 02)
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