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A man-in-the-middle (MITM) attack is an active attack where the attacker is able to interpose himself between the sender and receiver. The attacker may monitor and/or modify some or all of the messages sent between the two endpoints.
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What is 'Carry-forward verification' defense against MITM?
Wikipedia article on Man-in-the-middle attack mentions, in the list of defenses against it, some method called "Carry-forward verification", but it does not explain it. I am curious about different MI …
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