I consider that an unnecessary leak of private topology, it's not info that needs to be public. IPv6 addresses are not really ever internal, and an exploitable vulnerability in a firewall product leads to the possibility of a directly addressable target. Guessing a v6 address without a name pointing to it is impractical at best.
I consider that an unnecessary leak of private topology, it's not info that needs to be public. IPv6 addresses are not really ever internal, and an exploitable vulnerability in a firewall product leads to the possibility of a directly addressable target. Guessing a v6 address without a name pointing to it is impractical at best.