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The RMG the body responsible for the overall management of the standard and the registration process was formed in January 2005. SWIFT sends delegations representing both the RA and SWIFT to RMG meetings. In June 2005 the first two ISO 20022 Standards Evaluation Groups (SEG) were formed, for the business areas of Payments and Securities. In 2006, two more SEGS were formed, for Trade and Foreign Exchange business, followed in 2008 by a new SEG for Cards. The role of the SEGs is to review submitted message definitions in terms of their business content. SWIFT is represented on all 5 SEGs. In addition to the expertise SWIFT contributes to ensure the validity of the business content of the standard, SWIFT is also active on the technical front. The next version of the standard is being edited by SWIFT and developed in collaboration with the other members of Working Group 4, the ISO working group tasked with advancing the technical basis of the standard. SWIFT also develops and maintains the Standards Workstation, a customised modelling tool that is used within SWIFT to create standards content in the ISO 20022 repository and generate documentation and XML schemas. SWIFT provides a lite version of the same tool for the use of other submitters. SWIFT is the major submitter of content to the standard. Over 90 per cent of the message definitions currently included in the ISO 20022 catalogue were developed by SWIFT. SWIFT also actively promotes ISO 20022 in its commercial offerings, in the media and at industry events.

There is a risk of intruders being able to undertake packet sniffing by deploying a protocol analyzer or using hosts on the IP subnet Publicly available sniffing tools (eg ethereal) or an MITM on the content distribution network can discover/obtain content being distributed over the content distribution network Observed IGMP packets provide information on what multicasts are active and the devices that are participating These attacks would require access to the content distribution network between the centralized content management system and the video cache streaming servers and gaming servers located in the regional head ends Malformed IGMP packets received by the content management system or video cache streaming servers could cause buffer overflow or cause the system/server to hang or crash Since the multicast distribution trees are built on the basis of IGMP control messages, forged control packets could result in suppression or deflection of packet flows.

In such studies participants do not choose to lie, but are instructed to do so by the experimenter This means that lying is condoned, and that feelings of guilt are unlikely to occur Another restriction is that the stakes are never really high (Ekman, 1985/2001; Malone & DePaulo, 2001; Miller & Stiff, 1993) In order to raise the stakes in laboratory experiments, participants have been offered money if they successfully get away with their lies (Vrij, Akehurst et al, 2002; Vrij, Edward, & Bull, 2001c) In other studies, participants are told that they will be observed by a (participant s) peer who will judge their sincerity (DePaulo, Stone, & Lassiter, 1985), or that being a good liar is an important indicator of being successful in a future career (DePaulo, Lanier, & Davis, 1983)7 Such studies result in rather low-stakes lies.

A packet flood of IGMP packets could result in a system/server panic, which might cause it to hang/crash A traffic flood on the content distribution network could consume all the bandwidth on the network, preventing legitimate traffic from getting through IGMPv2 allows local users to cause a denial of service via an IGMP membership report to the Ethernet address of a target instead of the multicast group address, causing the target to stop sending reports to the router and effectively disconnecting the group from the network 5332 PIM (SM, SSM, Snooping) There are threats of modifications by an attacker (MITM) to PIM packets in transit between the content management system and the video cache streaming servers and gaming servers located in the regional head ends.

Malformed PIM packets could be created by an attacker and sent to the content management system, video cache streaming servers or gaming servers Malformed packets could cause buffer overflow or cause the system/server to hang/crash A malicious host or router can easily forge control messages, resulting in corrupted multicast distribution trees since they are built on the control messages Forged PIM packets created by an attacker could allow for unauthorized participation in a multicast group Forged join messages could result in the intruder participating in the content distribution group, resulting in the acquisition of content without paying for it Observed PIM packets provide information on what multicasts are active and the devices that are participating These attacks would require access to the content distribution network.