Is slirp inherently more secure than pppd in protecting a machine from
unauthorized access from the Internet? It seems like it would be, but
what are the vulnerabilities? (Assuming that slirp is running in a
shell account on an ISP, and no ip redirection is used.)
Thanks,
John
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