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		aboardRat4 7 days ago \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: IPv6 is not insecure because it lacks a NAT Not at all. In China, where I live, this is often the case. Many Huawei routers do it by default: they serve ULAs on LAN and do nat6 to a single public v6 address. Is not "deliberate torture", it's just the easiest way to implement things

jcalvinowens 5 days ago [–]

> they serve ULAs on LAN and do nat6 to a single public v6 address

I've never seen this and I'm curious: do they actually pick a random /48 out of fd00::/8 like they're supposed to?

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