Re: djbdns/dnscache poisoning weakness
Dean Anderson <[email protected]>
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BTW, does anyone know Mark Johnson? There is no bio, and I can't find any employment, resume, or even email from before 2007. From off-list conversation, he seems to think he knows me pretty well, and has apparently read some BIND Cartel BS about me. Is this a sock puppet? What's his background? Can anybody vouch for knowing him for a long time? Offlist. Inline: On Tue, 10 Feb 2009, Mark Johnson wrote: > Please explain how Jeff King's patches make it possible to poison > dnscache in 1000 messages. That's easy. I never said "_Jeff King's_ patches make it possible to poison dnscache in 1000 messages." I said that about the Day/Kaminsky proposed changes for the same "vulnerabilities" they just quoted. "Vulnerabilities" that they never quite got around to analyzing mathematically, or even showing that they can be exploited in reasonable time. I guess they decided not to try math again, after I found their last math analysis incorrect. > Without simply referring people to your previous posts / mail / rants > / whatever. Nobody aside from you understands how you get from A > (patches) to B (dnscache can be poisoned in about 1000 messages). > Without providing a clear, understandable argument, you're just > engaging in the same scare tactics you accuse others of. I have provided an argument, which you're just to lazy to look up. Though there may be some important offlist messages that need to be reported, yet. This is in stark contrast to Day and Kaminsky, who made unsubstantiated claims in July 2008, that they are just now posting publicly, some __8_months__ later. I deserve the same 8 months to review, update or merely _RE-POST_ my arguments. > You won't provide such an argument, however, because you're a net.kook > and a troll. In fact, I did provide the argument. You're just too lazy to look it up. > You're not interested in a civil, rational discussion. You just have > to be right (even when you're wrong). Anybody who simply does not > agree with you or is not convinced by your arguments is a 'threat'. > You have to have the last word. Fine, have it. I'm done encouraging > you. I'm done giving you an audience. I'm going to let your > irrational garbage go unanswered. I encourage everybody else on this > list to do the same. If we don't feed the kook/troll, he'll go away. > Or at least quiet down. Gee, I notice that this is the same sort of thing that the BIND Cartel says about me. Usually before they try to silence me, while hurling insults and epithets. So, now they accuse me of 'not being interested in civil rational discussion'. Ah, the irony of it. --Dean -- Av8 Internet Prepared to pay a premium for better service? www.av8.net faster, more reliable, better service 617 344 9000