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07-21-2007
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Replay Attack
REPLAY ATTACK.
Can some one elobrate on measures to encounter this problem of replay atack on network. 
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07-22-2007
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hi,
AFAIK, replay attack generated by Man-in the-middle attack, data recorded - and to be use again. So, IMHO - in the simplest way, 1 person must use 1 ip from 1 mac, connect to any resources one at a time. IPS should aware of this. preventing MITM by using mac address security on cisco switches. the hardest part is to capture the initial attack --> man in the middle. with newer tools they have - even encrypted SSL can be catched. any other idea? HTH.
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