Kaminsky suggests long-term fix will still have to be determined, but patch now, or pay soon

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I believe this to be right, as I also theorized on the usefulness of CSRF/XSS, but the thing I struggle with is how someone would flood responses to your DNS server, but I guess you are right, that just depends on how you are NAT'd... I mean, if they end result is that the request comes through your router, it still has to be responded to, so an attacker could def. use this.

-Nate

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