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While transiting from IPv4 to IPv6, many offices and companies use both the protocols (Ipv4 and IPv6) at the same time. This scenario can increase the risk rate of attack twice. All the flaws and vulnerabilities could be overlooked easily when transition is done.
On the other hand, while transiting Ipv6 to IPv4, the router does not tells or depicts that the communication is appropriate or if it could be used as a part of DoS attack that make it so much harder to trace the origin back.
The reason for the vulnerability of Transport Relay Translators (TRT) is that they do not apply Internet Protocol Security (IPSec) and thats why they are not secure.
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Hiya!
When you connect to the internet (especially through a dial-up connection), your computer must make the request for network resources. This is usually done through a Modem, a device designed to establish and split the connection among your devices.
Fun fact; a dial up connection uses the same radio frequencies that you would use to talk on the phone; and they're in the audible spectrum. When you start up that connection, the reason all those funny noises happen is because it's "talking" to your ISP over those lines.
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The correct answer is: " datum " .
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