full-disclosure - spoofing

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Message-ID: <005601c3acdb$d6c8e050$6500a8c0@devbox>
From: kaber at aliansystems.com (sir kaber)
Subject: spoofing

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Hi.
I was just wondering, but what kind of measures have the big cable
companies taken to prevent ip spoofing ? It seems like a simple
problem to solve on the local router side, just make sure all ip
packet source address originated from within the local network and
most spoofing methods should be fixed ? Or are most big cable
companies allowing you to generate ip packets with bogus info?

- -kaber
;http://vertexabuse.cjb.net

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