What would happen if an intruder usesd a DHCP spoofing device to send replies to DHCP requests ahead of replies from the real DHCP server? Is it possible for an attacking device to continually request...

What would happen if an intruder usesd a DHCP spoofing device to send replies to DHCP requests ahead of replies from the real DHCP server?

Is it possible for an attacking device to continually request IP addresses from a real DHCP server with continually changing MAC addresses? (Hint: This is called the DHCP starvation problem.)