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Computers and Technology, 20.03.2020 10:02, mccdp55

If there is a worm that scans the Internet for an IP address to attack (it does this by randomly choosing an IP address), is it feasible with IPv4 and IPv6? Explain. Suppose the worm successfully infected, how can it infect other computers on the local network?

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