Re: Systems behind NAT - port scanning etc.
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Date: 28 Oct 2002 17:01:15 -0500
In article <Tqiv9.152865$La5.500214@rwcrnsc52.ops.asp.att.net>,
Network Tiger Teams <information@networktiger.com> wrote:
>That's the point I was making about router or firewall (whichever is
>handling the NAT allocations) re-direction or mapping. It still potentially
>leaves an internal host open. However, if there are no configured mappings,
>then the machine is relatively safe from a direct penetration..
Again, it depends on the NAT type and how many network
"connections" (don't like that word) you've initiated from
the outside. Some NATs will forward all incoming traffic on
a port for which there's a mapping installed, regardless of
source address. Presumably that's not a good thing.
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