If your rfc addresses network accesses the Internet you are always open to
spoofing. Remember routers will route on the destination IP address normally
(unless there is policy routing applied) and therefore if you're network has
public address say 199.x.x.x the ISP will route traffic to it regardless of
the source address which can be spoofed. It is therefore good practice to
have spoofing dectection enabled.

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Subject: [FW-1] IP Spoofing Question


> Quick question about IP spoofing.
>
> If an organisation uses rfc1918 IP addresses, why would it be still
> necessary to implement IP spoofing on the firewall.
> As far as I know ISP do not route rfc1918 traffic, therefore the
> organisation should not be vulnerable to attacks.  or am I missing
> something ???
>
> If someone has knows of any good articles it would also help, especially
> something that can be tried out in a test lab.
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