Other VPNs TLS/SSL, PPTP, L2TP. Advanced Computer Networks SS2005 Jürgen Häuselhofer
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1 Other VPNs TLS/SSL, PPTP, L2TP Advanced Computer Networks SS2005 Jürgen Häuselhofer
2 Overview Introduction to VPNs Why using VPNs What are VPNs VPN technologies... TLS/SSL Layer 2 VPNs (PPTP, L2TP, L2TP/IPSec) ( 1/29 )
3 Why using VPNs? fast, secure and reliable connection between separated networks full access on ressources from everywhere -> building a virtual local connection reasonable access: building connection only to local ISP ( 2/29 )
4 What are VPNs? A virtual private network is the extension of a private network that encompasses links across shared or public networks like the internet (Microsoft, White Paper Virtual Private Networking in Windows 2000) ( 3/29 )
5 VPN technologies Secure VPNs Networks that are constructed using encryption IPSec, L2TP/IPSec, TLS/SSL Trusted VPNs VPN customer trusted the VPN provider to maintain integrity of the circuits Layer 2 frames over MPLS Hybrid VPNs Combined use of secure & trusted VPNs Secure parts controlled by customer or provider providing the trusted part ( 4/29 )
6 Common uses (1/3) Remote access User-to-LAN connection Dial-up to local ISP Employee needs external access on corporate network ( 5/29 )
7 Common uses (2/3) Connecting networks over internet Dedicated lines to connect a branch office to corporate LAN Dial-up line to connect a branch office to corporate LAN ( 6/29 )
8 Common uses (3/3) Connecting computers over intranet e.g. departments LAN physically disconnected from intranet because of very sensitive data Connection via separated VPN server ( 7/29 )
9 VPN requirements User Authentication Address Managment Data Encryption Key Management Multiprotocol support ( 8/29 )
10 Tunneling (1/3) Method for transfering data of a private network over a public network Tunnel: Logical path through which encapsulated packets travel ( 9/29 )
11 Tunneling (2/3) Voluntary tunnel: User or client computer is tunnel endpoint Acts as tunnel client ( 10/29 )
12 Tunneling (3/3) Compulsory tunnel: User or client computer is not tunnel endpoint VPN-capable access server creates tunnel and is tunnel endpoint ( 11/29 )
13 Layer 2 VPNs - PPP Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP) [RFC 1661, RFC 2153] Standard method for transporting multiprotocol datagrams over point-topoint links Originally developed as encapsulation protocol for IP traffic Protocol Structure: Flag... indicates beginning or end of frame (b^ ) Address... contains standard broadcast address Control... calls for transmission in user data Protocol... identifier for encapsulated protocol in information field Information... datagram for protocol FCS... Frame Check Sequence ( 12/29 )
14 Layer 2 VPNs PPTP (1/4) Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol (PPTP) [RFC 2637] Mainly implemented and used by Microsoft Extension of PPP Allows tunneling of PPP datagrams over IP networks Easy to use and to implement Use of 2 connections Control connection Tunnel connection ( 13/29 )
15 Layer 2 VPNs PPTP (2/4) Protocol only implemented by PPTP-Access- Concentrator (PAC) and PPTP-Network-Server (PNS) Uses Generic Routing Encapsulation (GRE) to carry PPP packets Many sessions multiplexed on a single tunnel ( 14/29 )
16 Layer 2 VPNs PPTP (3/4) Creating a tunnel: 1. Establishing control connection between PAC and PNS on port Exchanging information between PAC and PNS (e.g. encryption) 3. Establishing tunnel connection ( 15/29 )
17 Layer 2 VPNs PPTP (4/4) Structure of PPTP packet: PPP payload can be encrypted and/or compressed GRE header contains information about tunnel protocol and encryption algorithm ( 16/29 )
18 Layer 2 VPNs L2F (1/2) Layer 2 Forwarding (L2F) Developed by CISCO Allows multiple tunnels and multiple connections on every tunnel Tunneling PPP and SLIP frames Supports UDP, Frame Relay, X.25 ( 17/29 )
19 Layer 2 VPNs L2F (2/2) Establishing connection: 1. Remote user initiates PPP connection to ISP 2. ISP undertakes authentication via CHAP or PAP 3. No tunnel exists: Tunnel will be created Tunnel exists: New multiplex ID will be allocated -> notification to home gateway Home gateway accepts or declines new connection ( 18/29 )
20 Layer 2 VPNs L2TP (1/2) Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol (L2TP) [RFC 2661] Combines best features of L2F and PPTP Uses UDP Can be transported over Frame Relay, ATM, X.25,... Allows multiple tunnels with mutliple sessions inside every tunnel Commonly used with IPSec -> L2TP/IPSec ( 19/29 )
21 Layer 2 VPNs L2TP (2/2) Structure of L2TP packet: payload can be encrypted (IPSec ESP) and/or compressed ( 20/29 )
22 Layer 2 VPNs L2TP/IPSec Uses IPSec Encapsulating Security Payload (ESP) Structure of encrypted packet: ( 21/29 )
23 Layer 2 VPNs L2TP/IPSec vs. PPTP PPTP data encryption begins after PPP connection is established use Microsoft Point-to-Point Encryption (MPPE) -> stream cipher using RSA RC-4 (40, 56, 128 Bits) requires only user-level authentication L2TP/IPSec data encryption begins before connection is established by negotiating an IPSec Security Association (SA) use Data Encryption Standard (DES) or 3-DES -> block cipher (56 Bits) user-level and computer-level authentication still implemented in Windows VPN Client software needed ( 22/29 )
24 SSL/TLS (1/6) Developed by Netscape, actual version SSL 3.0 -> basis for TLS 1.0 Goals: Cryptographic security: secure connection between two parties Interoperability: independent programmers should be able develop applications Extensibility: encryption methods can be incorporated as necessary Relative efficiency: reduced CPU usage by using session caching scheme ( 23/29 )
25 SSL/TLS (2/6) Uses certificates for identification Private key used to prove identity SSL server provides all encryption keys Originally for HTTP/Web applications Encryption implemented in all todays browsers -> millions of clients ( 24/29 )
26 SSL/TLS (3/6) SSL between Application Layer and TCP/IP ( 25/29 )
27 SSL/TLS (4/6) SSL protocol stack: Handshake, cipher change and alert protocol for establishing connection Record protocol for encryption and integrity ( 26/29 )
28 SSL/TLS (5/6) Handshake Protocol: ( 27/29 )
29 SSL/TLS (6/6) Record protocol: Fragment data Encapsulate data with appropriate header Primary data + padding + MAC Encrypting data e.g. DES, 3-DES, AES Sending completed record ( 28/29 )
30 Bibliography WindowSecurity, Secure Socket Layer [ Microsoft, Virtual Private Networking in Windows 2000 Netscape, SSL Version 3.0 Draft [ NetworkDictonary, Protocols [ Virtual Private Network Consortium [ ( 29/29 )
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