full-disclosure - Core Internet Vulnerable

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Message-ID: <NHBBKOKFNKAIECDLOKDCGEBLENAA.alerta@redsegura.com>
From: alerta at redsegura.com (Alerta Redsegura)
Subject: Core Internet Vulnerable - News at 11:00

If I recall well, a BGP speaker only sends/receives updates to route tables,
since the whole routing table is stored when the connection is initiated.
Therefore, closing a connection would only prevent further route updates
between the two attacked devices.

I don?t understand why this is considered as a "serious threat", or does it
have to do with the "de-sync" that would occur within the AS?

Thanks for any lights.

Regards,

I?igo Koch
Red Segura