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Striped core

A network architecture in which user data traversing a core IP network is decrypted, filtered and re-encrypted one or more times. Note: The decryption, filtering, and re-encryption are performed within a “Red gateway”; consequently, the core is “striped” because the data path is alternately Black, Red, and Black.

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+{{CyberTerm|definition=A network architecture in which user data traversing a core IP network is decrypted, filtered and re-encrypted one or more times.
+Note: The decryption, filtering, and re-encryption are performed within a “Red gateway”; consequently, the core is “striped” because the data path is alternately Black, Red, and Black.|source=CNSSI 4009-2015}}