To be fair, Linux systems also require superuser rights for a process which wants to bind to a port below 1024. 67 and 68 today are DHCP/BOOTP, and HyperV binds that port to provision IP addresses to VMs, just like it gets bound by the virtual machine manager on my pc when i open it. Only difference is that Hyper-V is always active and i have to open the VM-Manager.
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