Title :
Security problems in BGP: An overview
Author :
Bakkali, Sara ; Benaboud, Hafssa ; Ben Mamoun, Mouad
Author_Institution :
Res. Comput. Lab., Mohammed V-Agdal Univ., Rabat, Morocco
Abstract :
The Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) is the routing protocol used to route Internet´s traffic between different Autonomous Systems. The BGP can control the traffic but it is vulnerable to communication interruptions and failures. This weakness could be the source of a several security attacks which could cause serious damages to the inter-domain network. The objective of this paper is to introduce briefly BGP, to present its vulnerabilities, and also to survey some proposed solutions for securing BGP. The paper introduces three secured versions of BGP, secure-BGP (sBGP), secure-origin BGP (soBGP) and pretty-secure BGP (psBGP). It discusses their advantages and identifies their limitations.
Keywords :
Internet; computer network reliability; computer network security; routing protocols; telecommunication traffic; Internet traffic; autonomous systems; border gateway protocol; communication failures; communication interruptions; interdomain network; pretty-secure BGP; psBGP; routing protocol; secure-origin BGP; security attacks; security problems; soBGP; traffic control; Internet; Logic gates; Peer-to-peer computing; Routing; Routing protocols; Security; BGP; BGP vulnerabilities; inter-domain security;
Conference_Titel :
Security Days (JNS3), 2013 National
Conference_Location :
Rabat
Print_ISBN :
978-1-4799-0322-1
DOI :
10.1109/JNS3.2013.6595458
