In your previous mail you wrote:
Even if the adversary somehow knows there is only one machine per
subnet, I think RFC 3041 still enhances privacy.
= I agree but I still have two major concerns about RFC 3041:
- one could believe the privacy benefits of RFC 3041 are much higher
In your previous mail you wrote:
In draft-dupont-ipv6-rfc3041harmful-00.txt titled RFC 3041 considered
harmful Francis argues that rfc 3041 gives no privacy benefit whilst
increasing complexity and making DDoS attacks easier.
= yes, I maintain my argument (but if you can improve
Even if the adversary somehow knows there is only one machine per
subnet, I think RFC 3041 still enhances privacy.
First, it hides the manufacturer of your network card.
Second, it prevents the adversary from tracking usage of the network
card across multiple subnets. This is important for
On Thursday, June 27, 2002, at 11:03 AM, Richard Draves wrote:
Even if the adversary somehow knows there is only one machine per
subnet, I think RFC 3041 still enhances privacy.
First, it hides the manufacturer of your network card.
Second, it prevents the adversary from tracking usage of
