Replay Attack
Version 1.0.0 · Updated 2026-07-30
CORE DEFINITION
An attacker intercepts a valid communication (such as an encrypted transfer instruction) and, although unable to decrypt it, resends the data verbatim to the receiver. The receiver mistakenly treats it as a new request and executes it again, causing loss to the victim.
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Repeated deception. Some strategies or phrases (such as 'next time for sure') are old, but if not guarded against with 'timestamps' or 'nonces', they can be repeatedly used to deceive you.
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A replay attack involves intercepting and resending legitimate communications (such as authentication tokens) verbatim to impersonate a legitimate party or repeat an operation, because the system does not verify freshness.
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