Hi. On 01/07/2016 09:19 PM, Jan Lühr wrote: > But ... this doesn't seem to do the trick. > - If a hotel wifi network is using 2001:470:5093:3::/64 for auto > configuration - traffic will leak, since /64 is more specific, than /48 > - right?
How could this be? Are you assuming that the attacker could set up rogue wi-fi ap with the same IP ranges just as you use inside the VPN? How is that different from IPv4 then? > - How does this make sure, that the client is using the VPN for _all_ > uplink traffic? Use firewall. > > I'm somewhat confused - can you help me here? > > Thanks, > Greetings, Jan > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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