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Maybe it has to do with devices and computers being directly addressable?
by 83457 15y ago
Maybe it has to do with devices and computers being directly addressable?
- eli 15y agoAnd that makes them more secure somehow? I like Cringely, but sometimes I really don't think he has a firm grasp on what he's talking about.
- iwwr 15y agoYou can no longer rely on NAT to provide a default firewall, can you?
- tptacek 15y agoIf you enjoyed the security of NAT in IPv4, you're free to continue using it in IPv6.