The Myth of Twelve More Bytes - Security on Post-Scarcity Internet

Explore the significant technical shifts in Internet infrastructure and their security implications in this Black Hat USA 2012 conference talk. Delve into the simultaneous overhaul of IPv6, DNSSEC, and the creation of new top-level domains, examining their impact on enterprise IT and risk management. Gain insights into the unexpected secondary effects of these changes and learn why traditional security products and processes may no longer be sufficient. Discover the direct security impacts faced by network administrators, even if they believe they are not yet using these technologies. Investigate how modern fraud, spam, and brand abuse infrastructure are affected by the transition from IPv4 to IPv6 and the expansion of gTLDs. Analyze the implications for monitoring, compliance, intrusion detection and prevention, and the future of enterprise architecture and defense. Explore topics such as stateless address autoconfiguration, global privacy addresses, IP address resolution, IPv6 fragments, DNS SEC signatures, brand namespaces, adaptive authentication, network reputation, and trademark protection in this comprehensive examination of post-scarcity Internet security challenges.

Introduction
IPv6 Protocols
Stateless Address Autoconfiguration
Global Privacy Address
IPv6 vs IPv4
ICMP
IP Address Resolution
IPv6 Fragments
IPv6 Transitions
IPv6 Address Space
DNSSEC
Signatures
Bootstrapping Other Protocols
DNS SEC
I CAN
Brand Namespaces
The Big Picture
Assumptions
Adaptive Authentication
Network Reputation
PayPal
Things to think about
Trademark
Sunrise Period
Uniform Rapid Suspension
Homographs
IDN
Safari
MN Principle
IPv6 and NAT
Pros and Cons