| Confidentiality of TLS keying information for wireless | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
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From: Frank Akujobi (fakujobi |
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| Date: Mon, 9 Aug 2004 11:11:50 -0400 (EDT) | |
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Hi,
I have a couple of questions concerning wireless clients using EAP-TLS authentication against a radius server: 1. Are all the TLS session negotiations between supplicant (on the client) and authenticator (AP) sent in the clear? In other words is there any form of confidentiality for TLS keying information? 2. If there is none, what prevents a potential attacker from listening in on TLS sessions and eventually gathering enough information (like the session key and eventually WEP keys) to launch a man-in-the-middle attack? Thanks, Frank Akujobi, M.A.Sc. Network Analyst Computing and Communications Services Carleton University (613) 520-2600 x 2291 |
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Confidentiality of TLS keying information for wireless Frank Akujobi, August 9 2004
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Re: Confidentiality of TLS keying information for wireless Bernard Aboba, August 9 2004
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RE: Re: Confidentiality of TLS keying information for wireless Frank Akujobi, August 9 2004
- RE: Re: Confidentiality of TLS keying information for wireless Bernard Aboba, August 10 2004
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RE: Re: Confidentiality of TLS keying information for wireless Frank Akujobi, August 9 2004
- RE: Confidentiality of TLS keying information for wireless Tschofenig Hannes, August 10 2004
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Re: Confidentiality of TLS keying information for wireless Bernard Aboba, August 9 2004
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