3 ms·
It should be possible for the DHCP client to run as a normal user by giving it capabilities. Barring that, one could employ privilege separation to isolate the
by brokenparser 13y ago
It should be possible for the DHCP client to run as a normal user by giving it capabilities. Barring that, one could employ privilege separation to isolate the sensitive part.
Secondly, the ARP cache poising thing is a straw man. Two wrongs don't make a right and besides, you can use /etc/ethers to mitigate such attacks.