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TLDR explanation: - User connects to an untrusted network (public wifi). - That network uses DHCP to assign IP address for the user. - A malicious DHCP would
by M95D 2y ago
TLDR explanation:
- User connects to an untrusted network (public wifi).
- That network uses DHCP to assign IP address for the user.
- A malicious DHCP would push static routes via DHCP that are more specific than a common default route, and send traffic via a malicious gateway.
- User connects to his/her VPN thinking his/her traffic is secured over the insecure network.
- The malicious static routes, being more specific, take precedence over the default route added by the VPN.