Using MAC addresses in the lawful interception of IP traffic
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posted on 2024-07-12, 15:55 authored by Grenville ArmitageGrenville Armitage, Philip BranchPhilip Branch, Ana M. PavlicicIn this paper we report on our investigations into the feasibility of using MAC addresses rather than IP addresses as an identifier in Lawful Interception. We found that MAC address interception in PPPoE and Broadband Ethernet environments can be very easily subverted. Consequently, we believe that MAC based interception is a poor option for lawful interception.
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Australian Telecommunications Networks and Applications Conference 2004 (ATNAC2004), Sydney, Australia, 08-10 December 2004Conference name
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