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...and has gaping flaws in its ipv6 implementation

• greyface- 5y ago
  https://www.netbsd.org/support/security/advisory.html https://www.netbsd.org/support/security/advisory.html NetBSD-SA2021-001 Predictable ID disclosures in IPv4 and IPv6 NetBSD-SA2020-002 Specific ICMPv6 error message packet can crash the system NetBSD-SA2019-004 IPv6 neighbor cache leak on expiration NetBSD-SA2018-004 Remote Memory Corruption in IPv6 NetBSD-SA2018-003 Remote DoS in IPsec (IPv6) NetBSD-SA2008-015 ICMPv6 Packet Too Big messages NetBSD-SA2008-013 IPv6 Neighbor Discovery Protocol NetBSD-SA2008-011 ICMPv6 MLD query NetBSD-SA2008-003 IPsec in IPv6 Denial of Service NetBSD-SA2007-005 IPv6 Type 0 Routing Header NetBSD-SA2006-016 IPv6 socket options can crash the system NetBSD-SA2004-002 Inconsistent IPv6 path MTU discovery handling
• unixhero 5y ago
  That's important point, yes. Are you one of the few ipv6 users?
  • ggm 5y ago
    Few? World is on 27%. South Asia on 60%, North Americq is 47% , Europe on 43% Check around. I don't call a quarter of the world "few"
    • hansel_der 5y ago
      mostly phones thou
      • ggm 5y ago
        Lotta phones. But a lotta fibre and hfc is dualstack. The aussie NBN, Vietnam FPT, Comcast, sky UK...
      • swiley 5y ago
        FIOS is one of the only decent ISPs in the US still on IPv4 only.