Microsoft Patches Critical IPv6 Security Hole in Windows!

Patch Tuesday updates have fixed a critical vulnerability in the TCP/IP protocol that could allow remote attackers to execute code on all Windows systems using IPv6.

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[funkymunky]

My Wi-Fi still doesn't recognize the internet even though I've installed the patch and can obviously go online... Any help would be greatly appreciated...

[kanddev]

Here’s an official quote from Microsoft for people suggesting disabling IPv6:

" We do not recommend that you disable IPv6 or its components, or some Windows components may not function."

[billyguthrie]

another difference is IPv4 loads in paralell and IPv6 loads in series which means IPv6 has more delay or lag!

[dodge]

On my home lab network IPv6 is always disabled. There's no need for me to turn it on at all. IPv4 is easier to work with.

[RichardPhillips]

I sometimes turn off ip6 its obviously not gonna happen why use it ?

[editingonline]

i cant use windows update it wont even load for me and the windows update troubleshooter wont do anything. is there a way to manually apply new updates?

[WithmeVerissimusWhostoned]

I wonder when was this vulnerability found and what does it do exactly, because 2 days ago I opened my computer after I woke up and the screen settings were off, my wifi got reinstalled, and my pc was lagging like crazy, when I wanted to play any game I got a warning about insufficient 'vram'... ended up reinstalling the machine, I wonder if it has anything to do with this.

[billyguthrie]

I myself don't use IPv6 my internet works way faster with it disabled.