Implementing Secure NDP

[Archibolt Sebola]

Good Morning, can someone help me, i completed the Implementing Secure NDP course but it won’t proceed to the next course because it states that i should complete the previous course. i tried refreshing the page and going through the course again, still the same issue, since yesterday.

• This reply was modified 6 months, 3 weeks ago by  Archibolt Sebola.
• This reply was modified 6 months, 3 weeks ago by  Archibolt Sebola.

[John Muthama]

did you get help? am having simila challege

[CHRISTABEL SEYRAM ANKAH]

I’ve had same issues, one thing i noticed is that there are some buttons you have to click on some pages to view the details, sometimes you can skip unknowingly, so what i do is i restart again and i make sure i click everything that is clickable.

[Eduardo Brito da Cunha]

Done, 100%

Resources for network protection in IPv6 and how to benefit from the native security layers of IPv6.

[Uwimana Jean Lambert]

this question is somehow challenging

[Uwimana Jean Lambert]

Need Help Verifying NDP Threat Mappings to Host, Router, or Both
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Hi everyone,

I’m working on a network security exercise about IPv6 Neighbor Discovery Protocol (NDP) threats and I’m having trouble with a specific drag-and-drop question. I need to match each NDP threat to the device type it affects: Hosts, Routers, or Both.

The threats are:

• Replay attacks

• Malicious Router on the link

• Attack against DAD (Duplicate Address Detection)

• Attack against MAC address resolution

• Spoofed Redirect Message

Could someone please clarify the correct mapping? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

[OLALEKAN SOBANKE]

correct mapping

attack against DAD–Host

Attack against MAC address resolution –Host

Malicious Router on the link —Router

Spoofed Redirect message–Router

Replay Attacks–Both router and host

[OLALEKAN SOBANKE]

Implementing Secure NDP

i am also stocked after this particular module not moving forward

[samson Mawisire]

Implementing secure Neighbor Discovery Protocol (NDP) <mark jscontroller=”DfH0l” jsuid=”sOggyd_e” data-processed=”true”>involves using Secure Neighbor Discovery (SEND), a security extension for the NDP that uses cryptographic methods to protect against attacks like Duplicate Address Detection (DAD) attacks</mark>. To implement it, you need to ensure SEND is enabled on network devices and configured properly to secure communication and prevent malicious behavior.