Scenarios of unexpected resource assignment in RPKI
draft-fu-sidr-unexpected-scenarios-02
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| Authors | Yu Fu , Zhiwei Yan , Xiaowei Liu , Cuicui Wang | ||
| Last updated | 2017-03-27 (Latest revision 2016-09-13) | ||
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Abstract
There are some unexpected scenarios where a CA allocates resources to the sub-node caused by misoperation or malicious operation of CA in RPKI. Then some mechanisms may be needed to avoid these scenarios to happen. This document describes these scenarios and related experiments are presented.
Authors
Yu Fu
Zhiwei Yan
Xiaowei Liu
Cuicui Wang
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