>> I was wondering how easy/hard is it for a hacker to control my hosts
>> by impersonating puppetmaster, say by poisoning DNS to point
>> puppet.dom.ain to their own server?
>> Are there reasosns why that would not work?
>
> The SSL layer and its key exchange mechanism should handle that.
New agents would not know the difference, however, and trust the
attacker's master.

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