http://www.csoonline.com/read/040104/networks.html
We tend to think of the network as a collection of computers, perhaps extending the term to certain specialized devices like printers and plotters. But as this article points out, we increasingly are supplying IP addresses to devices which are not even remotely characterizable as computers, and the significant security problems which result are addressed at length. Not least of the problem is the explosion in numbers of linked devices, which could reach into the trillions by the end of this decade.
Which suggests, as indicated in this blog before, that we will need IPv6 after all!
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