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Is that an actual use case? What could you possibly do without return traffic? Reverse Path Forwarding is best practice, and has been since more than a decade.
by xorcist 10y ago
Is that an actual use case? What could you possibly do without return traffic?
Reverse Path Forwarding is best practice, and has been since more than a decade. The normal reason packets appearing on the wrong interface is a routing loop somewhere and this alone makes it worth it.
- superkuh 10y agoI'm not saying IP spoofing is useful for many real tasks. I'm saying the solution proposed in the article will end up being abused and worse than the problems it solves. It's one more step to an internet where commercial traffic is prioritized over actual users at all steps along the path.