Michel, You have made a statement that the use of IPv6 site-local addresses (as opposed to globally-unique addresses) will increase the security of a private network. And, I still don't understand the basis for that claim.
Could you please answer the following question that I posted earlier?
Let me turn the question around... You have posited that the use of site-local address is somehow more "secure" than using a private global address range that is filtered in the router. Why? What attacks would work in the latter case that wouldn't work in the former case?
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