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Ipv6 includes a native information security framework (ipsec) that provides both data and control packets. true false

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The statement that IPv6 includes a native information security framework (IPsec) that provides both data and control packets is false.
IPSec is a mandatory component for IPv6, and is used to natively protect IPv6 data as it is sent over the network,. and not control packets.
The IPv6 IPSec is a set of Internet standards that uses cryptographic security services to provide confidentiality ,data origin authentication and data integrity

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