DEEPSEC 2009: Security Assessment of TCP and IPv4
The video of a talk I gave in 2009 (!) at DEEPSEC 2009 about some security assessment of TCP and IPv4 that I had carried out on behalf of CPNI…
Hack In Paris 2011: Hacking IPv6 Networks
Two weeks ago I travelled to Paris to attend the Hack In Paris 2011 conference, where I taught the training "Hacking IPv6 Networks". It was a cool experience, in particular…
Lagging IPv6 security features, vulnerabilities could hamper transition
SearchSecurity.Techtarget.com has published an article entitled "Lagging IPv6 security features, vulnerabilities could hamper transition", authored by Robert Westervelt. The article includes some quotes from an interview I had with Robert.Some…
RA-Guard Evasion: New revision of my IETF Internet-Drafts
I have posted a revision of both of my recently-published IETF Internet-Drafts about RA-Guard evasion:IPv6 Router Advertisement Guard (RA-Guard) Evasion (draft-gont-v6ops-ra-guard-evasion-01.txt)Security Implications of the Use of IPv6 Extension Headers with…
IPv6 security issues: IPv6 transition mechanisms
Yet another article that I have authored for searchsecurity.techtarget.com. The "abstract" of the article is:IPv6, the “new” Internet Protocol, is meant to provide enough addresses to enable virtually unlimited Internet…
Some talks about IPv6 security
During the past few weeks I gave several talks about IPv6 security, at different venues. The first venue was LACNIC XV, held in Cancun (Mexico), where I gave a tutorial…
IPv6 myths: Debunking misconceptions regarding IPv6 security features
An article I authored for searchsecurity.techtarget.com has just been published. The articled is entitled "IPv6 myths: Debunking misconceptions regarding IPv6 security features" and discusses a number of myths that have…