> I agree that you cannot do a perfect job. The goal is to get something
> that is good enough so that it can be enabled and not give an automatic root
> exploit if someone accidentally leaves it on at the wrong time.
You can always use a simple mac / shared secret scheme. Just use HMAC on each
packet. The kernel has all the needed code in crypto/ now.
May not be military grade, but should be good enough to stop most attacks.
-Andi
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