Real world VPN implementation security issues.

Presented at Black Hat USA 1998, July 30, 1998, 10:30 a.m. (90 minutes).

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Presenters:

• Peiter Zatko / Mudge - L0pht Heavy Industries system administrator   as Dr. Mudge
  Mudge - As one of the prominent members of the hacker group 'The L0pht', Mudge has been responsible for numerous advisories and tools in use in both the black hat and white hat communities. L0phtcrack, the Windows NT password decryptor - monkey, the S/Key password cracker, Solaris getopt() root vulnerability, sendmail 8.7.5 root vulnerability, Kerberos 4 cracker, and SecurID vulnerabilities are some of the recent offerings that Mudge has contributed to the security community. Mudge recently finished cryptanalysis work with some of the top US cryptographers - papers will be published within the next several months. The BBC, Wired Magazine, Byte Magazine, and the Washington Post have all recently covered Mudge and the L0pht's ongoing projects.

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