The format for this deliverable is not very important.  Answer at least
the questions posed below in the template.  Keep the headings.

The objective is to convince the reader that:

   (1) the attack is relevant;

   (2) the attack method is realistic and the attack can be
       completed within the constraints of the course.

The more concrete your description is, the better these goals can
be achieved.

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Names:    <names of pair members>
Group #:  <number of group, see participant page>


Target(s) of attack
===================

- The object being attacked - protocol, implementation, product,
  network, ...

    * Example: Kerberos as implemented in Windows 2003.
      (Then go on to identify the particular Windows version etc.
       in more detail.)

- The particular subsystem or feature being attacked

    * Example: Kerberos time stamp synchronization issues,
      in particular, we plan to attack features X, Y, and Z.
      (Then go on to give concrete references.)


Method of attack
================

- Describe, shortly, what you plan to attack and what's the basic
  approach used in the attack

    * Example: Exploit vulnerabilities in Kerberos when hosts have
      unsynchronized clocks.  Clock synchronization is disrupted
      by spoofing NTP packets.  (Note that this example is completely
      fictional :-)

- If the attack has been described elsewhere, give a reference.

    * Example: The basic attack is described in X.

    * Example: The basic vulnerability is described in X, but
      we'll devise a new attack on the vulnerability.

    * Example: We're looking for a new vulnerability.


Environment of attack
=====================

- Describe where you plan to carry out your attack

    * Example: home network

    * Example: network at work

- Describe how you plan to contain the effects of your attack.

    * Example: isolated network


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