Participant Relationship Protocol

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C06-LI: No

Rationale

RFC 9300 encapsulation places the EID-bearing inner IP packet after the outer RLOC, UDP and LISP headers. The selected composition does not encrypt the inner packet, so a transit packet observer can read both final EIDs rather than seeing only the tunnel-router locators.

Assessment method

Header/encapsulation assessment under revised C06; no traffic capture

Source context

Primary RFCs and pinned protocol/implementation headers

Outstanding qualification

The EID/RLOC separation is retained as a routing capability. It is not confidentiality of the EID pair. No LISP-SEC, IPsec or endpoint privacy layer is selected; the finding concerns visible network addresses, not real-world identities.

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