IPsec (AH and ESP) and tunneling explained

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I present both the authentication header (AH) and the encapsuling security payload (ESP) protocols. Furthermore, I detail how a virtual private network (vpn) tunnels your data so that your identity remains concealed.

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@peterwoo2718 8 месяцев назад

Quick summary -- AH: only supports authenticity and integrity validation of payload ESP: supports authenticity, integrity and confidentiality of either payload only (TRANSPORT MODE) or entire IP packet (TUNNEL MODE)

@b5108 24 дня назад

you are a legend

@montypython3014 8 месяцев назад

best explanation ive found

@stephoncrack Год назад

Would love an explanation on Security Associations! Great explanation thanks

@SecPrivAca Год назад

I will probably come around to it next week!

@SecPrivAca Год назад

There you go: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-oeJBiV1rtJw.html

@onepiececlips2724 Год назад

around 1:20 you kinda contradict yourself. you said ESP only covers confidentiality but then say it covers all of them so I was a bit confused..

@SecPrivAca Год назад

ESP initially covered only confidentiality. Now, ESP covers all three protection goals. Sorry, if I made it confusing.

@alone-zi7xh Год назад

nice thx mate

@CyberTronics Год назад

3:44 completely incorrect, Within ESP Transport Mode, the Authentication occurs for: ESP header, TCP header, Data Payload, Esp Trailer whats left out is the IP header as you rightfully said.