What is the primary purpose of filtering Martian addresses on a router?

To improve the performance of the routing table by reducing the number of routes

To comply with government regulations requiring the use of public IP addresses

To prevent routing loops, spoofing, and other security issues

To ensure that all packets are encrypted before transmission

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