Differentiate between trusted-source-security and antispoofing-security techniques.

Trusted-source security is more reliable in most situations.

Antispoofing security also decapsulates, while trusted source security does not.

Antispoofing security checks whether the sender is in-network; trusted-source security does not.

Trusted-source security checks IP addresses, while antispoofing security does not.

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Aaden Adkins

5 July, 05:26

Differentiate between trusted-source-security and antispoofing-security techniques.

Trusted-source security is more reliable in most situations.

Antispoofing security also decapsulates, while trusted source security does not.

Antispoofing security checks whether the sender is in-network; trusted-source security does not.

Trusted-source security checks IP addresses, while antispoofing security does not.

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Ariel Ali · Answer 1

A spoof is a the source address of an incoming packet is changed to make it appear as if it is coming from a known, trusted source. Anti-spoofing, which is sometimes spelled anti-spoofing, is sometimes implemented by Internet Service Providers (ISPs) on behalf of their customers. A spoof is a the source address of an incoming packet is changed to make it appear as if it is coming from a known, trusted source.

Trusted source security is more reliable due to the fact that its well known and of course it state's in it that it can be trusted.

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