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Re: [VPN] Application timeouts over VPN...HELP! |  |
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- Subject: Re: [VPN] Application timeouts over VPN...HELP!
- From: Alex Pankratov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
- Date: Wed, 09 Apr 2003 13:13:40 -0700
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Ryan Malayter wrote:
From: Alex Pankratov [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
can you explain why *exactly* it's
a "bad security" ? Especially given
that the TCP connection in question
is IPsec'ed in first place.
If the tunnel is left open, and the engineer's workstation is online and
idle, the workstation becomes a vector for compromising the security of
the encrypted traffic.
That's not what I asked about. The question was how keeping *TCP
sessions* open reduces overall VPN security. Let me rephrase it -
which attacks mountable against VPNs would have a lesser chances of
succeeding if all TCP connections are short-lived ?
[bunch of unrelated to TCP question stuff snipped]
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