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20-07-2010, 05:12 PM
New Zealand IPv6 specialist Dean Pemberton warns that a transitional protocol to IPv6 may have underlying security risks. Teredo is one of several tunnelling protocols that carry IPv6 traffic encapsulated in IPv4 packets to ensure transmission over an IPv4 network. Teredo, moreover, is designed to ensure that the packets also cleanly cross network address translation (NAT) devices. Recent Microsoft operating systems Vista and Windows 7 âturn on Teredo tunnelling almost by defaultâ, Pemberton told a meeting of a special interest group in Wellington earlier this month. âIf not by default, then very quickly it gets turned on by you installing something innocuous.â
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