IPv6 addresses?

[rmenessec]

Thanks so much for working on this!

Please take IPv6 into account, and provide IPv6 localhost resolution ( ::1/128 ):

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IPv6_address#Special_addresses

[OdinGitDat]

IPv6 has known privacy issues.
https://www.defcon.org/images/defcon-15/dc15-presentations/Lindqvist/Whitepaper/dc-15-lindqvist-WP.pdf
You should disable IPv6 in the first place if you want to be sure. network center > adapter settings > (right click) properties on the current wifi or ethernet adapter > uncheck IPv6

[rmenessec]

@OdinGitDat - Simply disabling IPv6 is not a valid option. It will eventually replace IPv4 and it is already in relatively widespread use. The solution to the v6 privacy issues you linked is to disable v6's auto-configuration mechanism and use DHCPv6 instead - which is how it's normally deployed and used if dynamic rather than static addresses are needed.

The v6 'privacy extensions' are widely understood to be of little or no value. Whether or not they are used, the privacy model of IPv6 is the same as v4; there isn't any inherent privacy in either protocol.

[OdinGitDat]

@rmenessec So as long as I have my router configured to obtain dynamic ip adresses it shouldnt post a bigger threat than v4? thanks, thats good to know.