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NatJack exploits put NAT security assumptions to the test at Black Hat

For decades, Network Address Translation (NAT) has been the default way IP addresses are provided inside larger networks, as a means to d…

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For decades, Network Address Translation (NAT) has been the default way IP addresses are provided inside larger networks, as a means to deal with the challenges of IPv4 address availability. The basic premise behind NAT is that private addresses stay private, but that assumption might not be entirely accurate anymore (if it ever really was). At Black Hat US…

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