The use of IP addresses helps conserve IPv4 address space.

Mac address spoofing can be used to security measures and gain unauthorized access to a network.

The first three groups in a MAC address represent the of the device.

A IP address is only accessible within a local network.

When a device communicates with the internet, its private IP address is translated to a IP address through a process called Network Address Translation (NAT).

IPv6 addresses are written in format.

IP v6 addresses are made up of bits.

Mac address spoofing is often used in attacks to intercept network traffic.

MAC addresses are made up of groups of two hexadecimal digits.