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Sounds fishy, if the device allows this sort of fakery, that means the traffic is vulnerable to some sort of MITM attack by DNS poisoning/packet rerouting, whic
by torginus 1y ago
Sounds fishy, if the device allows this sort of fakery, that means the traffic is vulnerable to some sort of MITM attack by DNS poisoning/packet rerouting, which is somewhat disconcerting.
- sedatk 1y ago> if the device allows this sort of fakery, that means the traffic is vulnerable to some sort of MITM attack No. This is a thermostat at your home. It forwards its DNS requests to your router. Feel free to establish whatever security protocols you need there. Or, even better, host your own server.
- gruez 1y ago>that means the traffic is vulnerable to some sort of MITM attack by DNS poisoning/packet rerouting Because it uses https? OP gets around this by manually injecting his certificate, but if you have physical access to a device it's generally considered to be game over in most threat models.