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1. Many "dynamic" addresses change relatively infrequently
2. Your "dynamic" IP has been used by someone else who may result in you getting targeted by mistake.
3. Thinking that dynamic addresses are more secure is nonsense. At best it is "security through obscurity" and that is a very false sense of security.
4. Undisclosed static IP addresses will get attacked anyway.
I just looked at my firewall log..............
Access attempts: 92,074
Intrusion attempts: 13,475
And I have a dynamic IP that changes every time I log on.
These are bots, worms, and scumbags that are randomly trawling the net looking for vulnerable systems (OK some internet "noise" as well )
like for dynamic IP i nihil told it has bad point where as i have told for dynamic IP to be more secured but again that has a problem with it