IPv6, an Internet Protocol for efficient expansion capacity in addressing and routing

Journal Title: International Journal of Modern Engineering Research (IJMER) - Year 2013, Vol 3, Issue 2

Abstract

 Abstract: On February 3, 2011 the current version of the Internet IPv4 was depleted of addresses. Since the Internet today uses IPv4 for 99% of the traffic, it will be a slow migration to IPv6.1.The shortage of addresses has led to the introduction of IPv6 which has 128-bit (16-byte) source and destination IP addresses. Many organizations do not see a reason to convert to IPv6, and believe they are not running IPv6.2 whether an organization knows it or not, any laptop/PC running Vista or Windows 7 is a vulnerability from which attacks can come that will be invisible to IPv4 networks. Three transition strategies are being employed: header translation, dual stack and tunneling of IPv6 inside IPv4.4 Tunneling is the most precarious method for today’s IPv4 networks. The IPv6 packet is included inside the message field of an IPv4 packet. The contents of the IPv6 packet will not be noticed by an IPv4 firewall or intrusion detection system. Hidden IPv6 traffic running across an organization’s network can wreak havoc, allow malware to enter the network, and be the basis for a denial of service attack. The only defense against such attacks is deep packet inspection (DPI). The widespread use of DPI is inevitable. The first serious security breach caused by tunneled IPv6 inside an IPv4 packet is certain to come in the near future. This event will be a motivation to organizations to defend against such attacks.

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Bikki Lakshmi Manasa

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Bikki Lakshmi Manasa (2013).  IPv6, an Internet Protocol for efficient expansion capacity in addressing and routing. International Journal of Modern Engineering Research (IJMER), 3(2), 1075-1081. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-104009