2013arXiv (Cornell University)Open access

Timing Analysis of SSL/TLS Man in the Middle Attacks

Kevin Benton, Ty Bross

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Abstract

Man in the middle attacks are a significant threat to modern e-commerce and online communications, even when such transactions are protected by TLS. We intend to show that it is possible to detect man-in-the-middle attacks on SSL and TLS by detecting timing differences between a standard SSL session and an attack we created.

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Man in the middle attacks are a significant threat to modern e-commerce and online communications, even when such transactions are protected by TLS. We intend to show that it is possible to detect man-in-the-middle attacks on SSL and TLS by detecting timing differences between a standard SSL session and an attack we created.

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Man in the middle attacks are a significant threat to modern e-commerce and online communications, even when such transactions are protected by TLS. We intend to show that it is possible to detect man-in-the-middle attacks on SSL and TLS by detecting timing differences between a standard SSL session and an attack we created.

Key concepts: Man-in-the-middle attack, Computer security, Transport Layer Security, Session (web analytics), Computer science, World Wide Web, Authentication (law), Encryption

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