In article <199804210018.AAA00511at_private>, sedayaoat_private (Jeff Sedayao) wrote: > One story that I heard about didn't have anything to do with tampering, > but is scary enough to really make one think about encrypting the frame > relay traffic. This was related to me by someone I was working with on > a project who used to do security at another company here in Silicon Valley. > At his old company, he was notified that packets from a large financial house > were coming into the corporate internal network. He checked the company's > firewalls, and they were not the problem. Packets were leaking into the > company from the company's frame relay connections on their internal net. This has happened to me as well -- Bell Atlantic built a PVC from a UUNET customer to my POP instead of their's. It was a human error and very little could have been done to prevent it. -- Shields, CrossLink.
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