Re: DHCP
Quoting Andrew Sayers (andrew-list-debian-security@ccl.bham.ac.uk):
> In practice, even a very low security barrier will stop the 90% of
> clueless abusers - but (to drag this thread bag on-topic), that's no
> excuse for basing the security of your network on a fundamentally
> insecure way of identifying computers.
Right. If you want to control access meaningfully, you have to do
it at some other level, e.g., a separate user login mechanism required
before your newly issued IP address is routed to anything beyond the
authentication server.
--
Cheers, Yes, I _am_ an agent of Satan,
Rick Moen but my duties are largely ceremonial.
rick@linuxmafia.com
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