IIRC (and I may not RC), ND traffic is supposed to be constrained to a local link.
If this is true, then it would be totally safe to drop ND traffic that didn't originate on your network, and drop ND traffic that occurs on networks that you manage that have manually configured addresses.
So, how would you DoS anything other than your upstream router [0], or the nodes on your own LAN?
[0] Even this DoS seems trivially preventable by dropping ND requests that happen too frequently. If you assume that there is one router on each end of a link, then the rate of ND messages would have to be very low in the ordinary course of operation, no?
If this is true, then it would be totally safe to drop ND traffic that didn't originate on your network, and drop ND traffic that occurs on networks that you manage that have manually configured addresses.
So, how would you DoS anything other than your upstream router [0], or the nodes on your own LAN?
[0] Even this DoS seems trivially preventable by dropping ND requests that happen too frequently. If you assume that there is one router on each end of a link, then the rate of ND messages would have to be very low in the ordinary course of operation, no?