From: Noel Butler
On Fri, 2009-08-28 at 08:33 -0400, Bob McConnell wrote:
Forging IP addresses is actually quite simple. VMs do it all the
time
when bridged to the real NIC. There are also some projects on
Source
Forge designed to load test HTTP servers that do similar
From: Ben Dunlap
You might try to use the reported IP of the submitter, again unique,
but
that can be forged -- so again anyone can vote more than once.
Can you say more about forging the reported IP? I've always been under
the impression that forging the source IP in a TCP session is a
On Fri, 2009-08-28 at 08:33 -0400, Bob McConnell wrote:
Forging IP addresses is actually quite simple. VMs do it all the time
when bridged to the real NIC. There are also some projects on Source
Forge designed to load test HTTP servers that do similar things. I have
an application I wrote
At 9:52 PM +1000 8/27/09, Noel Butler wrote:
Hi All,
Can someone suggest a reputable vote script in php that uses mysql,
doesnt need to be fancy, just have a decent reputation for not
being exloited :) also tracking of users via IP to prevent ghost
voting...WE are using php 5.3.0, the old one
At 7:18 AM +1000 8/28/09, Noel Butler wrote:
On Thu, 2009-08-27 at 10:55 -0400, tedd wrote:
I think you'll run into exploitation problems regardless.
I'm getting that impression from the hours and hours I wasted
yesterday prior to my post trying to find a good one :(
There's not going to
You might try to use the reported IP of the submitter, again unique, but
that can be forged -- so again anyone can vote more than once.
Can you say more about forging the reported IP? I've always been under
the impression that forging the source IP in a TCP session is a pretty
sophisticated
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