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IPv6 routing flaws -- are our standards screwed?

hydrapinion.com — By now, most security geeks have read up on the IPv6 flaws that became the biggest show in town at the CanSecWest conference in Canada recently. Basically, some idiot at the IETF managed to cut and paste some very silly ideas used in IPv4 into IPv6. Vendors dutifully implemented the "feature", which needless to say, was a bad idea.

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