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Security and privacy in broadband Internet services

Tomorrow’s consumer Internet connection is likely to be broadband provided by either Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) or cable modem. Several characteristics of theses services (“always on”, static IP addresses and the use of LAN technology for the computer interfaces) present increased security and privacy issues. In addition, the likely deployment of home networks means that there is both more at stake and an added complexity in providing appropriate security and privacy.