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A back of the envelope analysis shows that it should be possible to write correctly formed DNS responses with attacker controlled payloads that will penetrate a DNS cache hierarchy and therefore allow attackers to exploit machines behind such caches.
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So, comprehensively spoof DNS.  I'll bet governments love this one, just like the last big DNS bug.  Which means it won't get fixed; they'll deliberately keep the roots out of date.]]></description>
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A back of the envelope analysis shows that it should be possible to write correctly formed DNS responses with attacker controlled payloads that will penetrate a DNS cache hierarchy and therefore allow attackers to exploit machines behind such caches.
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So, comprehensively spoof DNS.  I'll bet governments love this one, just like the last big DNS bug.  Which means it won't get fixed; they'll deliberately keep the roots out of date.]]></description>
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