Re: Web Traffic Security and Eavesdropping

["Shreyas Zare" <shreyas () technitium com>]

Hi,

I think this (http://blog.wired.com/27bstroke6/2008/08/revealed-the-in.html)
will explain how.

Regards,

On Tue, Nov 11, 2008 at 6:46 AM, mojorising <moj0rising () aim com> wrote:
> Hi, there. We all know many web sites out there encrypt connections with SSL
> to prevent eavesdropping on user sessions. In a conversation about this
> today while securing web services/ applications of one of our sites, a
> friend asked how such a thing is possible if the eavesdropper is not on the
> same network as the end-user or server being watched. I couldn't provide a
> very good answer and was wondering if anyone out there could. We know how
> easy it would be if you were on the same network or had access to one of the
> nodes on either end or even, perhaps, a switch or router, etc in between
> those two points.
>
> Basically, the question is, can someone out there in the big, bad, internet
> somehow watch all traffic going to and from another node on the internet
> (like a web server for example) without being on the same local network as
> the node they are watching? I'm quite sure the answer to this is yes and if
> yes, then how is it done?
>
>
> Thanks,
> Mike



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