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Network Security and Privacy

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Policies that protect network identity and prevent spoofing.

  • MAC Address Randomization: Enabled by default to enhance privacy by preventing public networks from tracking the device’s unique hardware address.
  • IPv6 Privacy Extensions: The kernel generates temporary, mangled addresses for outgoing connections, hiding the original auto-configured IPv6 address from remote servers.
    • Anti-Spoofing Measures:
      • Reverse Path Filtering: Enabled to prevent IP spoofing and reduce vulnerability to DDoS attacks.
      • Disable Source Routing: Blocks source-routed packets, preventing attackers from bypassing network security controls.