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> In fairness to Apple, the feature wasn't useless, because it did prevent passive sniffing by devices such as the above-referended CreepyDOL. Wasn't passive s
by lilyball 3y ago
> In fairness to Apple, the feature wasn't useless, because it did prevent passive sniffing by devices such as the above-referended CreepyDOL.
Wasn't passive sniffing the primary issue being defended against? So it sounds like it actually did the most important job.
I am really curious how it managed to put the real MAC into this particular mDNS packet though, when presumably all other network traffic uses the randomized per-network MAC.
- comex 3y agoThe packet was still sent from the randomized MAC. It just happened to also include a copy of the real MAC within the body of the packet.