Florian Weimer wrote:
>> the basic model for IPv6 is not fundamentally different than IPv4;
>> why would the underlying security vulnerabilities be fundamentally
>> different?
>
> Lack of NAT
I am told that NAT for v6 is (ironically) among the most "asked for"
IPv6 features...
Nevertheless, it wouldn't be a surprise to me that stateful v6 firewalls
take NAT's place, such that "only return traffic is allowed".
("resistance to change", if you want)
> and an expectation of end-to-end reachability seem quite
> fundamentally different from IPv4 as it is deployed to day.
As ironic as it may sound, some people are actually *concerned* about
this. (no, not *me*)
> IPv6 also make IPsec mandatory, which seems a significant change over
> IPv4, too.
As noted by Fred, this is mostly "words on paper".
Thanks!
Kind regards,
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Fernando Gont
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