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IPv6 is the next generation protocol for Internet networking. IPv6 expands on the current Internet Protocol standard known as IPv4. Compared to IPv4, IPv6 offers better addressing, security and other features to support large worldwide networks.
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What are the security risks in enabling ipv6
I ran across a recent paper on the subject: CPNI VIEWPOINT - SECURITY IMPLICATIONS OF IPv6 - MARCH 2011. … Sounds like a good market developing out there for IPv6-savvy security folks. (As if there weren't other opportunities out there....) …
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Does DNSSec have any benefit if used with IPSec-enabled IPv6?
DNSSEC provides something rather different than IPSec, and either or both may meet your needs. IPSec can encrypt packets and sign them, providing evidence that they come from something you trust, IF …
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