…using the other node to reject the address as a duplicate. A separate document [RFC3756] discusses details about these attacks, which can be addressed with the Secure Neighbor Discovery protocol [RFC3971]. It should also be noted that [RFC3756] points out that the use of IP secur…

…sing the other node to reject the address as a duplicate. A separate document [ RFC3756 ] discusses details about these attacks, which can be addressed with the Secure Neighbor Discovery protocol [ RFC3971 ]. It should also be noted that [ RFC3756 ] points out that the use of IP …

…sing the other node to reject the address as a duplicate. A separate document [ RFC3756 ] discusses details about these attacks, which can be addressed with the Secure Neighbor Discovery protocol [ RFC3971 ]. It should also be noted that [ RFC3756 ] points out that the use of IP …

…sing the other node to reject the address as a duplicate. A separate document [ RFC3756 ] discusses details about these attacks, which can be addressed with the Secure Neighbor Discovery protocol [ RFC3971 ]. It should also be noted that [ RFC3756 ] points out that the use of IP …

…le attacks against the Neighbor Discovery Protocol are discussed in detail in [ RFC3756 ]. In order to mitigate the aforementioned possible attacks, SEcure Neighbor Discovery (SEND) was standardized. SEND employs a number of mechanisms to certify the origin of Neighbor Discovery …