RFC 1352:SNMP Security Protocols
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data origin authentication


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... data origin authentication, and ...


... computed by the originator and verified by the recipient -- with each SNMP message. The data origin authentication service is provided by prefixing the message with a secret value known only to the ...
... prefixing the message with a secret value known only to the originator and recipient, prior to computing the digest. Thus, data integrity is supported explicitly while data origin authentication is supported implicitly in the verification of the digest. ...
... in an unauthorized manner. Data Origin Authentication is the provision of the property that the claimed origin of received data is corroborated. ...
... The protocols specified in this memo require both data integrity and data origin authentication to be used at all times. For these protocols, it is not possible to realize data integrity without data origin authentication ...
... data origin authentication to be used at all times. For these protocols, it is not possible to realize data integrity without data origin authentication, nor is it possible to realize data origin authentication without data integrity ...
... data integrity without data origin authentication, nor is it possible to realize data origin authentication without data integrity. ...
... data confidentiality without both data integrity and data origin authentication. ...
... In support of data origin authentication and data integrity, the portion of a SNMP message that is ...


... Data Origin Authentication Mechanism ...
... only to communicating parties. By virtue of this mechanism and assumptions 1 and 2, the protocols explicitly prevent unauthorized modification of messages. Data origin authentication is implicit if the message digest value can be verified. That is, the protocols ...



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