Collaborate Disseminate
My master thesis is about “Managing Spam Under IPv6”. I would like to use machine learning algorithm on information retrieved from mail headers in order to sort out spams from legitimate mails. To do my testings I obviously need a huge dat… Continue reading IPv6 Spams dataset?
When I log into gmail from my desktop (using the browser or thunderbird) it shows my IP address in the activity log as being an IPv6. Any other sites on the web (whatsmyip, shields up) tell me that I have IPv4.
I connecte… Continue reading My gateway seems to be assiningme two IPs
When I log into gmail from my desktop (using the browser or thunderbird) it shows my IP address in the activity log as being an IPv6. Any other sites on the web (whatsmyip, shields up) tell me that I have IPv4.
I connecte… Continue reading My gateway seems to be assiningme two IPs
Existing mitigations and limitations around a newly disclosed Linux kernel vulnerability in the DCCP module mute the potential impact of local attacks. Continue reading Impact of New Linux Kernel DCCP Vulnerability Limited
Academics studying 283 Android VPN apps quantified a number of problems associated with native platform support for VPN clients through the BIND_VPN_SERVICE. Continue reading Many Android VPN Apps Breaking Privacy Promises
One of my friends is going to implement IPv6 in his university network environment and he told me it is more secure than IPv4. Is IPv6 more secure than IPv4? If so, how is it achieved on the protocol level?
One of my friends is going to implement IPv6 in his university network environment and he told me it is more secure than IPv4. Is IPv6 more secure than IPv4? If so, how is it achieved on the protocol level?
According to Google Statistics, we are only at around 15% adoption of Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) worldwide. Because of the low adoption rate today, have we really even scratched the surface on IPv6 Security or is it often overlooked as a small fringe player? The concerns most people are looking at today for implementation […]
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Resources DEF CON 24 Wireless Monitoring Services – palshack.org One of the frequent things you hear leading up to DEF CON is that it is the most dangerous network in the world. Ask anyone, and they’ll tell you that if you don’t lock down your devices you will get pwn’d. I wanted to know if […]
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The idea behind the Internet of Things (IoT) is that everyday objects can connect to each other and exchange data via the Internet. Even the smallest components, such as sensors for measuring temperature, angle of inclination or acceleration can send i… Continue reading With sensors everywhere, how can we keep data secure?