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Re: Are private DNS servers exploitable?

...As a matter of fact, I'm sure it's worth checking out how the various DHCP+DNS routers respond to this.. Doesn't openwrt/dd-wrt/etc cache your entries for you and distribute itself as the DNS server via DHCP? Do Linksys et al just pass you off or do they function as stripped down DNS servers as well?

XSS+MSF could be pretty ugly for the average user even if we get the core infrastructure all patched up. (Worse than the XSRF router issues as this would/could be cross-platform.)

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