Or do what a guy I know did: sign your name in Arabic on all the forms; confess that you hacked computers several years ago; and tell the doctor that you've met with a psychiatrist or counselor of some sort for counseling, but you can't remember what it was for because it was so long ago.
My friend earned 95th to 99th percentile on the ASVAB and the army still wouldn't take him for anything at all, because he did these things.
Hay dos vias:
1. The foreign host could be compromised (it's hard to replace the SMB service on Windows, but SAMBA could probably be patched to randomly crash a client that hadn't patched these vulnerabilities)
2. Man-in-the-middle attack; IIRC, SMB prefers to run over UDP, so the attacker could flood the network with forged packets to target an SMBFS client
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My friend earned 95th to 99th percentile on the ASVAB and the army still wouldn't take him for anything at all, because he did these things.
Hay dos vias: 1. The foreign host could be compromised (it's hard to replace the SMB service on Windows, but SAMBA could probably be patched to randomly crash a client that hadn't patched these vulnerabilities) 2. Man-in-the-middle attack; IIRC, SMB prefers to run over UDP, so the attacker could flood the network with forged packets to target an SMBFS client