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Open MPIC project defends against BGP attacks on certificate validation
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Open MPIC project defends against BGP attacks on certificate validation
Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) hijacking has long represented a critical vulnerability in the internet’s infrastructure, allowing attackers to silently redirect traffic between endpoints. The risk is so great the U.S. government has even branded it as a national security concern. A particularly concerning exploitation target is the domain validation process used by certificate authorities (CA) to verify ownership before issuing SSL/TLS certificat…
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