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IPv4 Headers Investigated

Posted by CmdrTaco on from the that-makes-a-lot-of-sense dept.

An anonymous reader writes "New security measures are being suggested (see RFC 3514) for the IPv4 header. The measures include a bit that can be set and unset according to whether the packet is secure or not. Due to the important security implications, anyone coding client/server internet applications might want to take a look."

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  1. Guy's, It's a joke on YOU! by spiedrazer · · Score: 1, Troll
    They know it's a dupe!!! Every year they post more and more stupid 4/1 stories and sit back and laugh at how seriously many of you take this stuff.

    This year they decided it would be fun to combine the two things that seem to piss many readers off more than anything else by duping one 4/1 story as many times as they can.

    As Will Shatner so eloquently put it, get a life!

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