Re: [quicwg/base-drafts] Add initial threat model to security considerations (#2925)

Eric Kinnear <notifications@github.com> Sat, 16 November 2019 13:40 UTC

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erickinnear commented on this pull request.



> +### Short Headers {#short-headers-properties}
+
+TBD.
+
+### Connection Migration {#migration-properties}
+
+Connection Migration ({{migration}}) provides endpoints with the ability to
+transition between IP addresses and ports on multiple paths, using one path at a
+time for transmission and receipt of non-probing frames.  Path validation
+({{migrate-validate}}) establishes that a peer is both willing and able
+to receive packets sent on a particular path.  This helps reduce the effects of
+address spoofing, by limiting the number of packets sent to a spoofed address,
+unless an attacker is able to also receive packets sent to that address.
+
+This section describes the intended security properties of connection migration
+when under various types of attack, as described in more detail by {{?RFC3552}}.

Added text to be more clear about that

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