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Cellular networks use
middleboxes to
ensure scarce network resources are used
efficiently as well as to
protect client devices.
Middleboxes have
generated technical...
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extensibility and
evolvability of
network protocols. This is
largely due to
middleboxes that are
sensitive to the wire
image of the protocol, and
which can interrupt...
- wire
image being in
cleartext and
hence visible to and
malleable by
middleboxes. One
measurement found that a
third of
paths across the
Internet encounter...
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incompatible middleboxes such as Blue Coat web proxies. The
intolerance of the new
version of TLS was
protocol ossification;
middleboxes had ossified...
- attack.
Gabbi Fisher; Luke
Valenta (March 18, 2019). "Monsters in the
Middleboxes:
Introducing Two New
Tools for
Detecting HTTPS Interception". F****l,...
- authenticated, it is
subject to
modification by
intermediate parties (i.e.,
middleboxes),
which can
influence protocol operation. Even if authenticated, if a...
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authenticated but not encrypted, with the goal of
making it
easier for
middleboxes (such as
intrusion detection systems) to
analyze the flow (RFC 5840)...
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functions other than that of a
regular Internet Protocol router.
Examples of
middleboxes include firewalls and
network address translators. Her term has been...
- Deployment. RFC 8558, p. 8. RFC 9170, 2.3. Multi-party
Interactions and
Middleboxes. RFC 9170, A.5. TCP.
Papastergiou et al. 2017, p. 620.
Edeline & Donnet...
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located with a
redirect server.
Session border controllers (SBCs)
serve as
middleboxes between user
agents and SIP
servers for
various types of functions, including...
