IPsec Explained

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next time ospf and bgp maybe? i still learning about it

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Putting my vote in for BGP.

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This is a fascinating and complex topic. Thanks for this snippet to help provide additional visuals (visuals always help, I think).

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Sir please make video on OSI model your animation is best and understanding

[@wannabedal-adx458]

This is great. But what I don't understand is how the keys are exchanged and the authentication occurs without someone stealing those? 1:35 Thanks

[@whosdr]

There's a class of encryption algorithms which are used for creating a secure connection over an insecure channel. The most basic of which is the Diffie-Hellman Key Exchange. There's a computerphile video that goes over the basics without going into the mathematics. Or there's a Wikipedia article on the subject. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJ6want3Z7KEfas en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diffie%E2%80%93Hellman_key_exchange

[@kenmenpiano]

There's a public and private key. Public key is only useful if you know the private key, so people intercepting the public key is no big deal. If you want to send a message to your friend, you get your friend's public key and use that to encrypt the message. That message is only decryptable using your friend's private key, so your friend is the only one who's able to make sense of the encrypted message.

[@anonymous-uo6ub]

​@@kenmenpianoyou can do a MITM attack by providing your keys to each end host and they'll think they are talking to the desired host

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It's amazing how the security tech keep evolving (not sure if I can say thanks to bad people sometimes). Thanks!

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Amazing breakdown! Thank you

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Well explained!Very informative!

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I really like how you explain it!

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[@johnbecich9540]

Good overview, clearly explained like nowhere else. But moderator might have also explained two major paradigms: S2S vs C2S. What is C2S VPN? A client-to-site VPN is a type of VPN that connects a single device, such as a laptop or smartphone, to a remote network, such as a corporate or cloud network. It allows the device to access the network resources and services securely, as if it were physically connected to the network.Mar 4, 2023 What is S2S VPN? What is Site-to-Site VPN | Fortinet Site-to-Site VPN Defined (Gateway router to Gateway router, typically separated by public internet and great geogrraphical distance): A site-to-site virtual private network (VPN) refers to a connection set up between multiple networks. This could be a corporate network where multiple offices work in conjunction with each other or a branch office network with a central office and multiple branch locations. S2S IPSec VPNs operate in Layer 3 of the Seven Layer OSI Model. Where do C2S VPNs operate? What different kinds of C2S VPNs exist?

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these are incredible! basic concepts and im getting it now! thank you so much!

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Always a fantastic educational video. Does HTTPS provide encryption as well?

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Yes, but IPsec does encrypts at a deeper level.

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Anyone in 2024! The 06:02 Video lectures is better than 16 years education in university.

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Thanks for the lesson!!

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Great vid. You have any future plans to explain OSI model/layer's?

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Eventually

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Please explain Authentication Header (AH) protocol guess missing here

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Merci pour vos explications !

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Please do more content like this

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[@linux-u3g]

Please can you do a video of STP, BPDU and OSPF especially STP( spanning-tree protocol )

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wonderfully explained! Thank U

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Please make a complete video on OSI layer functioning

[@vaishaks89]

Wow. I learnt something that I coulnd't clearly learn. Thanks.

[@seansingh4421]

Wouldn’t the ISP significantly throttle the bandwidth on IPsec protocol if not outright blocking those ports ?

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PowerPoint.

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[@Jan12700]

0:45 So then SSL and TLS don't exist?

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They do, but IPsec uses deeper security.

[@Vineeth_Shankar]

@@PowerCertAnimatedVideos But the way you put it across in your video raises that doubt. Maybe you could’ve clarified better?

[@Vineeth_Shankar]

And I believe it’s TLS. Not TSL

[@whosdr]

SSL and TLS are both implemented at the application layer. So web browsers and web servers for TLS, and SSH clients and servers for SSH. IPSec is used to secure the connection between two networks, not between two machines. The difference being that the connection is not encrypted en-route through the initial network, or once decrypted at the other end. Ideally you would want to use another form of security atop IPSec.

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Would be nice to see an actual implementation of this solution.

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Thank you so much for sharing the video But I also request you please make more videos I hope next video coming soon 🔜 ⏩😊🎉❤ Thank you

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yes, this month

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Please make a video on How to select Graphics card for a PC or Laptop ?

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U should do a video what Tunneling is in networking

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Expecting dynamic routing protocols like RIP, EIGRP, OSPF and one dedicated video for BGP

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Thank you for the video

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I wonder, how you do this animation?

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Thank you!

[@mehd-q1w]

what is the difference between IPsec and VPN TLS

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What do you use to create the animations?

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powerpoint

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CAN YOU PLEASE EXPLAIN SD-WAN

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I'm stuck in snmp. Please can you make a video on it 🙏

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that's the long-waited video

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Thanks

[@anonymous-uo6ub]

You don't send credit card information in plain text, sites would typically be using TLS encryption. This could've been better worded

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Great WOrk Team

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[@ernestyeap3053]

VPNs should also prevent screen recording, screen shots, and blocking the microphone. I've yet to see any VPNs doing this.

[@JJFlores197]

?? Those are very different things that have nothing to do with the concept of using VPNs.

[@ernestyeap3053]

@@JJFlores197 They can use those to spy on you

[@zakariaabdimohamed7063]

That literally defeats the purpose of a VPN.

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upload a video on pfsense firewall

[@JjMn1000]

0:04 I hope that’s 124 Fahrenheit and not 124 Celsius otherwise you have a big problem.

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Can You Please Make a video Explaining How Routers Split Bandwidth Between Devices, I Heard If Say U Got 500GB P/Sec speed it is Shared Between All The Devices You Have Inside the House So the more devices You have online the less Bandwidth they'll have, i dont get it please make an explanatory vid 🎉

[@turkym7md5]

I'm watching this from a self hosted IPsec server lets goo

[@tjokkerstar1462]

Even if things where send in clear text from site 2 site, how would you sniff it? infiltrate an ISP sure I guess but?

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Maybe you can explain MikroTik, it's interested

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Hello man.

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OMG

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😂

[@bluegizmo1983]

Pretty much everything these days is TLS encrypted.

[@SupraManG]

This sounds also like the methods hackers use when using Ransomeware attacks. Is it the same methods they use, TechVideos?

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4:29

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Thank you