Maxime Villard
2018-08-13 09:52:25 UTC
Currently, the HostUnique we send over the network is the memory address of the
active softc structure. That's dumb, as I said in TODO.kaslr.
Here is a patch [1] that fixes that: we generate a random uint64_t when a softc
structure is created, and we send this id as HostUnique.
Can someone test quickly? I know there are PPPoE users, but I don't use PPPoE
myself...
Thanks,
Maxime
[1] http://m00nbsd.net/garbage/net/pppoerand.diff
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active softc structure. That's dumb, as I said in TODO.kaslr.
Here is a patch [1] that fixes that: we generate a random uint64_t when a softc
structure is created, and we send this id as HostUnique.
Can someone test quickly? I know there are PPPoE users, but I don't use PPPoE
myself...
Thanks,
Maxime
[1] http://m00nbsd.net/garbage/net/pppoerand.diff
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