Off-path TCP hijacking in NAT-enabled Wi-Fi networks
Guest Post: New off-path TCP hijacking attack in Wi-Fi networks that exploits vulnerabilities in the NAT mapping strategies of routers discovered.
Tag: NATs
Accessing IPv6-only resources via legacy IP: NAT46 on a FortiGate
Guest Post: How to have IPv4-only clients reach your IPv6-only servers.
How NAT traversal works — Concerning CGNATs
Guest Post: How to traverse Carrier-Grade NAT.
How NAT traversal works — NAT notes for nerds
Guest Post: Is 100% NAT traversal success rate achievable?
How NAT traversal works — The nature of NATs
Guest Post: How to navigate a NATty network.
How NAT traversal works — Figuring out firewalls
Guest Post: How to get through NATs and connect your devices directly to each other, no matter what’s standing between them.
Basic routing concepts, part 4: NATs aren’t evil
The fourth part in this series examines how NATs work and why they have become a necessity.
Reduce the effects of NAT for your IP blocklists
Guest Post: Network operators are largely in the dark about the effectiveness of blocklists.
TCP path brokenness and transport layer evolution
Guest Post: Study looks at how prevalent middleboxes are within the Internet and measures the percentage of traffic affected by them.
A tale of VoIP, NAT and some confused engineers
Guest Post: Network Address Translation can incur many unseen issues for VoIP Providers.